Santa Maria River (Panama)

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Santa Maria River (Panama)
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Location of mouth
Location
Country Panama
Physical characteristics
Mouth  
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8°05′21″N80°29′07″W / 8.089165°N 80.485287°W / 8.089165; -80.485287 Coordinates: 8°05′21″N80°29′07″W / 8.089165°N 80.485287°W / 8.089165; -80.485287

The Santa Maria River (Panama) is a river of Panama. [1]

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References

  1. "Rio Santa Maria". GeoNames. National Geospatial Intelligence Agency. Retrieved July 28, 2021.