Chitré

Chitré is the capital of the Panamanian province of Herrera. Located in the northeast of the Azuero Peninsula, the district of Chitré has a population of 60,500 inhabitants.
  • City with about 9,020 residents
  • …lies at an elevation of around 20 metres (80 feet)
  • …has the IATA airport code CTD
  • Description: Capital of Herrera Province, In Panama

Places of Interest

Discover Cap. Alonso Valderrama Airport and Iglesia de San Atanasio.
Aerodrome
Alonso Valderrama Airport is an airport serving Chitré, a city in the of .

Places in the Area

Nearby places include Monagrillo and La Villa de los Santos.
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Latitude
7.96331° or 7° 57′ 48″ north
Longitude
-80.42835° or 80° 25′ 42″ west
UN/LOCODE
PA CTD
Open location code
66VXXH7C+8M
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Open­Street­Map feature
place = city
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Satellite Map

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In Other Languages

From Amharic to Uzbek—“Chitré” goes by many names.
ቺትሬAmharic
شيتريArabic
مقاطعة تشيتريArabic
ChitréAsturian
ChitréAymara
ChitreAzerbaijani
ЧытрэBelarusian
চিত্রেBengali
ChitréCatalan
ChitréCebuano
奇特雷Chinese
ChitréCzech
ChitréDanish
ChitréDutch
تشيترىEgyptian Arabic
ChitréEsperanto
ChitréFinnish
ჩიტრეGeorgian
ΤσιτρέGreek
ChitreHausa
צ’יטרהHebrew
चित्रेHindi
ChitréHungarian
ChitreIndonesian
ChitréItalian
チトレJapanese
ChitreJavanese
ЧитреKazakh
ЧитреKirghiz
치트레Korean
ChitréLadino
ČitrėLithuanian
ChitreMalay
ChitréNorthern Frisian
ChitreOromo
ਚਿਤਰੇPanjabi
چیترهPersian
ChitréPolish
چترېPushto
ЧитреRussian
ChitréSerbo-Croatian
ChitreSomali
ChitreSwahili
ChitréSwedish
ЧитреTajik
ЧитреTatar
ชิเตรThai
ChitreTurkish
ЧитреUkrainian
چترےUrdu
چیترےUrdu
ChitreUzbek

Localities in the Area

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