Bay of San Miguel

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The Bay of San Miguel or Gulf of San Miguel (Spanish : Golfo de San Miguel) is a bay of the Gulf of Panama, located on the Pacific coast of Darién Province in eastern Panama.

The bay is located at 8°19′10″N78°18′31″W / 8.3194444°N 78.3086111°W / 8.3194444; -78.3086111 .

The bay is the drainage of the Chucunaque-Tuira Basin to the Pacific Ocean. It is fed by the Chucunaque and Tuira river systems that cover three fourths of Darién Province.^[1]^: 43 At its southern end is Cape Garachiné (also known as Point Garachina), and at its northern end is Punta San Lorenzo (a.k.a. Cape Gardo).

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↑ Drolet, Robert Patrick (Feb 1980). "Cultural Settlement Along the Moist Caribbean Slopes of Eastern Panama" (PDF). Department of Anthropology and Archaeology. University of Calgary. p. 43. Retrieved 12 February 2025.

v t e Darién Province
Chepigana District	Camoganti Chepigana Garachiné Jaqué La Palma Puerto Piña Sambú Setegantí Taimatí Tucutí
Pinogana District	Boca de Cupe Metetí Paya Pinogana Púcuro El Real de Santa María Wargandí Yape Yaviza
Santa Fe District	Agua Fría Cucunatí Río Congo Río Congo Arriba Río Iglesias Santa Fe Zapallal
Geography	Bay of San Miguel Bayano Caves Bayano Dam Darién National Park Darién Gap Lago Bayano Tuira River Easternmost point of Central America
Transport	El Llano – Cartí road Inter-American Highway
Settlements	La Palma Metetí Santa Fe Yaviza

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