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Panamá Viejo

Panamá Viejo

Remains of the original Panama City, destroyed in 1671.

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    Historic District of Panama City in Panama.

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    1670 treaty between England and Spain.

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    Place of significance listed by UNESCO.

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    Panamanian citizens of Italian descent.

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    Country in Central America.

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    Spanish colonial municipal governments.

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    American writer and novelist (1902–1968).

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    Welsh privateer, politician in Jamaica (1635–1688).

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    Historic District of Panama City in Panama.

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    Narrow landstrip in Panama.

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    Genoese territories around the Mediterranean and Black seas.

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    Italian maritime republic (1099–1797).

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