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Panama Canal

Legend

km

mi

Atlantic Ocean

(Caribbean Sea)

0

Atlantic Entrance,

Manzanillo Bay Breakwater

8.7

5.4

Port of Colón, Cristóbal (city)

8.7

5.4

Port of Colón, Cristóbal (city)

Cruise terminal, MIT, Free Trade Zone, E.A. Jiménez Airport,

Panama Canal Railway passenger station and rail terminal

Atlantic Bridge

1.9

1.2

Gatun Locks

3 chambers, +26 m (85 ft)

Agua Clara Locks

(2016) 3 chambers, each with 3 water saving basins

Gatun Dam,

Chagres River, hydroelectric power (22.5 MW),^[1] spillway

24.2

15.0

Gatun Lake

Gatún River, causeway, Monte Lirio railway bridge

8.5

5.3

Gamboa

Chagres River,

Madden Dam, Alajuela Lake

hydroelectric power (36 MW)^[1]

12.6

7.8

Culebra Cut

(Gaillard Cut)

Continental watershed, summit

Centennial Bridge (Pan-American Highway, via Panama City)

1.4

0.9

Pedro Miguel Locks

1 chamber, +9.5 m (31 ft)

Cocoli Locks

(2016) 3 chambers, each with 3 water saving basins

1.7

1.1

Miraflores Lake

1.7

1.1

Miraflores Locks

2 chambers, +16.5 m (54 ft); spillway

13.2

8.2

Port of Balboa, Balboa (city)

13.2

8.2

Port of Balboa, Balboa (city)

Diablo (hamlet), M.A. Gelabert Airport,

Panama Canal Railway passenger station and rail terminal

total

Bridge of the Americas (Arraiján–Panama City)

77.1

47.9

Pacific Entrance

Pacific Ocean

(Gulf of Panama)

Legend

					Navigable canal (maximum draft: 39.5 feet (12.0 m))
					Non-navigable water
					Dock, industrial or logistical area
					Water flow direction
					Railway (passenger station, freight station)
					City, village or town

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