Panama Maps that display... 
  Historical info

    Colonial Era

• 11 rough drawn maps from the 1580s of different regions in Middle America
  These maps were made in response to questionaires sent out by the Spanish government seeking detailed information about different parts of the region. Part of the Benson Latin American Collection at the University of Texas.
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• 18th century pen and ink map of Panama
  Historical pen and ink map: Titled:Isthmus of Panama from Cartagena to Nicaragua showing both coasts. Library of Congress collection.
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• 1754 / 1756 maps of Panama "Bellin's Maps"From the trainweb.org site
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• 1698 map of Caledonia Bay and New Edinburg
  Of the Scotch Company settlement. (from the trainweb.org site)
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• Early 17th century maps of Portobelo
  (From the trainweb.org site)
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• Two 18th century maps of the Castle of San Lorenzo and the Chagres River. (From the trainweb.org site)
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• Other Historical maps of Panama
  Unfortunately, not much description given of these maps, but here they are. (From the trainweb.org site).
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    19th & 20th Century

• Map of US troop deployment in 1989 'Just Cause' invasion of Panama
  Very clear detail / overall view of the overall attack … including major engagements, US Base forts, and more. From the US Military Academy's map collection.
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• Gold Rush! Panama Route to California 1849 map
  Shows the route taken across Panama by the forty-niners on their way to California. From the Trainweb.org site.
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• Map of the Old Panama Railroad
  Clear map depicting the original trackbed of the Panama Railroad. Presented on the Trainweb.org site.
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• 1821 / 1890 Maps of "Gran Colombia"
  When Panama was still part of Colombia. (from the trainweb.org site)
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• Travelogues of 19th century 'isthmus crossers'
  Fascinating, well written acounts from the famous (Mark Twain, Lesseps, others) and not so famous, describing their journey across Panama. Posted on this great site - trainweb.org - chockfull of info on the Panama Railroad as well as the Canal.
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• Amazing facts about the Panama Railroad More than 12000 people died building the railroad... and bodies were pickled, placed in barrels, and sold to medical schools. More incredible facts here. Put together by this great info site on the Panama canal railroad, trainweb.org.
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    Panama Canal

• Panama Canal and Railroads… Historical map, with complete elevation cross-section of entire canal
  Amazingly detailed, beautiful historical map of the Panama Canal. In cross-section, shows elevations above sea-level for the entire canal. From the University of Texas Library collection.
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• 1904 Map of Panama Canal - cool!
  Beautiful map of the than just-finished Panama Canal, with an exquisitely detailed cross-section showing height above sea level of all points of the canal . In English. Library of Congress collection.
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  (in the search box that appears, enter "Panama Maps". Than, click on the first listing, "Panama".)
   
• 1886 Maps of Proposed Panama Canal Routes
  (from the trainweb.org site)
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  Map of Panama - Basic
  Map of the Panama Canal
  Panama City, Panama maps
  Panama Maps for road trips
  Climate Maps of Panama