Gamboa, Panama

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Gamboa, Panama is a small canal-side town in the Panama Canal Zone known as a major hub for tropical rainforest research and biodiversity studies.

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instanceOf town
administrativeStatus unincorporated town
biodiversitySignificance high diversity of tropical plants
high species richness of birds
important site for Neotropical ecology research
climate tropical rainforest climate
country Panama
currentJurisdiction Republic of Panama NERFINISHED
distanceToPanamaCity approximately 30 kilometers
economicActivity research-based economy
tourism-based economy
ecosystemType lowland Neotropical rainforest
foundedAsCanalTown 1930s
governingBody municipal authorities of Panamá Province
hasInfrastructure Gamboa Bridge over Chagres River NERFINISHED
Gamboa Rainforest Resort NERFINISHED
hasNearbyProtectedArea Camino de Cruces National Park NERFINISHED
Chagres National Park NERFINISHED
hasNearbyResearchSite Barro Colorado Island NERFINISHED
Pipeline Road NERFINISHED
Rainforest Discovery Center NERFINISHED
hasResearchFacility Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute Gamboa facilities NERFINISHED
historicalJurisdiction United States Panama Canal Zone (until 1979) NERFINISHED
historicalRole residential town for Panama Canal employees
knownFor biodiversity studies
birdwatching
ecotourism
tropical rainforest research
locatedIn Panama Canal Zone NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Panamá Province NERFINISHED
locatedNear Gatun Lake NERFINISHED
Panama City NERFINISHED
Soberanía National Park NERFINISHED
locatedOnWaterway Chagres River NERFINISHED
Panama Canal NERFINISHED
partOf Panama Canal watershed NERFINISHED
populationCharacteristic small population
primaryLanguage Spanish
region Central Panama NERFINISHED
timezone UTC−05:00
tourismActivity boat tours on the Panama Canal
canopy tours
wildlife observation
transportConnection Pan-American Highway via access road NERFINISHED
usedLanguage English NERFINISHED

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STRI operatesIn Gamboa, Panama
subject surface form: Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute