Gulf of San Miguel

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The Gulf of San Miguel is a large, shallow inlet on the Pacific coast of eastern Panama, known as an important estuarine area and gateway to the country’s Darién region.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Gulf of San Miguel canonical 2

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Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal water body
gulf
basinCountry Panama
borderedBy Darién lowlands
Pacific coastal plain of eastern Panama
climate tropical rainforest climate
connectedTo Gulf of Panama
country Panama
drainageBasin Tuira–Chucunaque river system
linked to: Chucunaque River
environmentalFeature coastal wetland
estuary
mangrove ecosystem
gatewayTo Darién region
linked to: Darién Gap
hasEcologicalSignificance habitat for migratory birds
important estuarine productivity zone
nursery area for marine species
hasPart Bahía de San Miguel
Ensenada de Garachiné
Ensenada de Jaqué
Morro de Puerto Pifá
estuaries
mangrove forests
mudflats
tidal channels
knownFor biodiversity
extensive mangrove ecosystems
high tidal range
important estuarine area
large shallow inlet
rich fisheries
locatedIn eastern Panama
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Chepigana District
Darién Province
locatedInRegion Darién region
linked to: Darién Gap
locatedNear Gulf of Panama
locatedOnCoastOf Pacific Ocean
Pacific coast of Panama
mouthOf Atrato River estuarine system
linked to: Atrato River delta

Balsas River
Chucunaque River
Cucunatí River
Iguana River
Jaque River
Sambú River
linked to: Sambu River

Tuira River
partOf Pacific Ocean
usedFor small-scale fishing
subsistence activities by local communities
transportation by boat

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Tuira River hasMouthNear Gulf of San Miguel
Tuyra River mouthLocation Gulf of San Miguel