Gatún River

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Gatún River
Basin countries	Panama

The Gatún River is a river of Panama. It is the main feeder of the summit section (Gatun Lake).

See also[edit]

List of rivers of Panama

Management

Panama Canal Authority (ACP)

Structures

Expansion

Locations

Atlantic side (North)	Colón Cristóbal port Rainbow City Limon Bay Enrique Adolfo Jiménez Airport Gatún

Passage	Gatun Lake Culebra Cut

Pacific side (South)	Balboa Albrook (Gelabert) Airport Gamboa Panama City

History

People

Construction

US Canal Zone
(1904–1979/99)

Former US military
installations

Airfields	Albrook AFB France Field Howard AFB

Forts	Amador Clayton Davis De Lesseps Grant Gulick Kobbe Randolph Sherman

Ports	Coco Solo Rodman Naval Station

Radio	Galeta Island Balboa Naval Station

References[edit]

Rand McNally, The New International Atlas, 1993.
CIA map, 1995.

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