Visual representation depicting the archipelago located off the coast of Panama, delineating the islands, reefs, and surrounding marine areas. These cartographic depictions serve as navigational tools and geographical references. An example includes digital or paper charts showing island locations relative to each other and the mainland, marked with depth soundings for safe passage.
Such visual aids are crucial for maritime navigation, tourism planning, and resource management within the region. Historically, indigenous Kuna communities utilized their knowledge of the waters to create their own, less formal, maps passed down through generations. Modern versions combine traditional knowledge with satellite imagery and GPS data to provide precise and up-to-date information.
