List of rivers of Panama

This is a list of rivers in Panama.

By drainage basin

This list is arranged by drainage basin, with respective tributaries indented under each larger stream's name.

Caribbean Sea, Atlantic Ocean

The Chagres River as seen from the Rainforest Resort in Gamboa, Panama

• Sixaola River
  • Yorkin River
• San Carlos River
• Changuinola River
  • Sini River
  • Teribe River
  • Tigre River
  • Quebrada El Mono
  • Quebrada Carbon
  • Quebrada Junco
• Guariviara River
• Cricamola River
• 60km information gap
• Calovebora River
• 75km information gap
• Cocle del Norte River
  • Toabré River
• Miguel de La Borda
• Indio River
• Lagarto
• Chagres River
  • Gatún River
• Cascajal River (associated to Portobelo)
• Nombre de Dios River
• Mandinga
  • Cangandi River
• 200km information gap to the Colombian border.

Pacific Ocean

Chucunaque River is the longest river in Panama

• Guanábano
• Corotú
• Rabo de Puerco
• San Bártolo
• Palo Blanco
• Colorado
• Chiriquí Viejo River
• Duablo
• Platanal
  • Río Chico
    • Piedra
  • Chiriquí Nuevo River
    • David River
      • Majagua River
    • Caldera River
• Chorcha
• Las Vueltas
• Estero de Ajo
• Fonseca
• San Juan
  • Jocoy
• San Felix River
  • Piedra
• Santiago
• Tabasara River
• Lobaina
• Cate
• San Pablo River
  • Cobre River
• San Pedro
  • Río Martín Grande
  • Piña
  • Ponuga
• Suay
• Mariato
• Palo Seco
• a further lot of minor rivers in the Azuero Peninsula
• La Villa River
• Parita
• Santa Maria River
• Pocrí
• Grande River
  • Chico River
  • Caño
  • Cocle del Sur River
  • Rio Hondo
• Anton River
• Farallon
• Chame
• Caimito
• Cabra
• Pacora River
• Chepo River (Bayano River)
  • Mamoní River
• Congo River
  • Santa Barbara
• Sabanas River
  • Lara River
• Tuira River
  • Chucunaque River
    • Río Chico
  • Balsas River
• Sambú River
• Jaqué River

Coiba Island

the island has 5 rivers flowing separately into the Pacific Ocean.

See also

• List of rivers of the Americas by coastline

References

• Rand McNally, The New International Atlas, 1993.
• CIA map, 1995.
• Openstreetmap
• "GEONet Names Server". National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency. Retrieved June 25, 2021., GEOnet Names Server