Panama CanalThe Panama Canal is a spectacular passageway through the Isthmus of Panama, connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Learn more about the Panama Canal, Panama Canal History, Panama Canal Maps, and Panama Canal Photos.
The Panama Canal leads from the Bay of Panama (Pacific Ocean) to the Miraflores Locks, Pedro Miguel Locks, through the Gaillard (Culebra) Cut, and ultimately through the Gatun Locks and out to the Limon Bay, which is part of the Caribbean Sea.
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You do not need any coordinates to find the Canal in Google Earth or Google Maps; just type in 'Panama Canal' and you will be taken directly to it. Ah, the joys of software!
It's indeed a very nice map, it's vivid and portrays it well. As for the Google Earth version of it, it's a lot better in the sense that it looks more realistic (since it uses satellite images rather than a "sketch." However, for practical use the map is good enough. But if you really wanted to see it, the best way is either to go there in person or use Google Earth which is free, in case anyone was wondering. Yes there is a paid version, but it's not necessary if you want just the basic features, which shows you the whole world anyway. So no need for the pro unless you want the bonus features.
I like the first map very much because it is clearly showing an unique thing,Watch clearly you will notice a PC (Panama Canal) in between P (Pacific ocean) and C (Carribean sea). That was awesome.
you can see every detail of it 
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