Provinces of Panama

Panama is divided into ten provinces (Spanish: provincias). There are three provincial-level indigenous regions (Spanish: comarcas indígenas, often shortened to comarcas). ^{[N 1]}

A map of Panama showing its ten provinces and four provincial-level comarcas indígenas (indigenous regions).

There are also two indigenous comarcas within provinces that are considered equivalent to a corregimiento (municipality).

Provinces

ISO 3166-2	Province	Capital	Area[1] (km2)	Population[1] (2010 census)	Density (inh./km2)
PA-1	Bocas del Toro	Bocas del Toro	4,657.2	125,461	26.9
PA-2	Coclé	Penonomé	4,949.6	233,708	47.2
PA-3	Colón	Colón	4,575.5	241,928	52.9
PA-4	Chiriquí	David	6,490.9	416,873	64.2
PA-5	Darién	La Palma	11,892.5	48,378	4.1
PA-6	Herrera	Chitré	2,362.0	109,955	46.6
PA-7	Los Santos	Las Tablas	3,809.4	89,592	23.5
PA-8	Panamá	Panama City	8,409.3	1,249,032	148.5
PA-9	Veraguas	Santiago de Veraguas	10,587.5	226,991	21.4
PA-10	Panamá Oeste	La Chorrera	2,880.1	464,038	161.1
Comarcas indígenas
PA-EM	Emberá	Unión Chocó	4,393.9	10,001	2.3
PA-KY	Guna Yala	El Porvenir	2,358.2	33,109	14.0
PA-NB	Ngäbe-Buglé	Chichica	6,814.2	156,747	23.0

Sub-Provinces

Comarca	Province	Area[1] (km2)	Population[1] (2010 census)	Density (inh./km2)
Guna de Madungandí	Panamá	2,075.9	4,271	2.1
Guna de Wargandí	Darién	956.4	1,914	2.0

Related pages

• ISO 3166-2:PA

Notes

1. In Panama, the comarca indígena is an administrative region for an area with a substantial indigenous population.