MISCELLANEOUS AREAS (PANAMÁ) WITH EMPHASIS ON LANDSCAPES
Here are some various views from around western and central Panama (in areas not included in the other albums).

The northwestern part of Panama (near the Caribbean coast) is generally wet. Here are some mountains southeast of Almirante...



A couple of pictures looking into a forest nearby...





The Caribbean coast (with parts of the Bocas del Toro archipelago in view)...



At a moderate elevation (around 2500 feet), a pair of waterfalls...



Once you reach the mountain crest (a little above 4000 feet) along the highway between Almirante and David, it becomes a little bit drier...



Mountains along the crest (looking to the north)...



Looking south from almost the same location towards the Pacific...



Further south (near Gualaca), is a seasonally dry area (this was February, during the dry season). There is even a mesa in this view...



Mountains further east, near Penonone (east of Santiago)...



Pan-American Highway west of Santiago. This highway is mostly in good condition...



Between Santiago and Panama City, the Pan-American Highway is a freeway...



All of the above pictures on this page were taken in February 2011 by Brandt Maxwell.

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