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A map of Panama, showing its nine provinces and three provincial-level comarcas indígenas (indigenous regions).

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Panama is divided into nine provinces (Spanish: provincias) and three provincial-level indigenous regions (Spanish: comarcas indígenas, often foreshortened to comarcas).

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

The nine provinces are:

Province	Capital
Bocas del Toro	Bocas del Toro
Chiriquí	David
Coclé	Penonomé
Colón	Colón
Darién	La Palma
Herrera	Chitré
Los Santos	Las Tablas
Panamá	Panamá
Veraguas	Santiago de Veraguas

The three provincial-level comarcas (indicated by shading on the map above) are:

Comarca	Capital
Emberá	Union Choco
Kuna Yala	El Porvenir
Ngöbe-Buglé	Chichica

The two sub-provincial comarcas are:

Comarca	Province
Kuna de Madugandí	Panamá
Kuna de Wargandí	Darién

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Provinces	Bocas del Toro · Chiriquí · Coclé · Colón · Darién · Herrera · Los Santos · Panamá · Veraguas

Comarcas indígenas ("Indigenous regions")	Emberá · Kuna de Madugandí · Kuna de Wargandí · Kuna Yala · Ngöbe-Buglé

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