# Mironó District, Ngöbe Buglé Province – Corregimientos > Source: https://wherepedia.org/panama/ngobe-bugle/mirono/ District · Ngöbe Buglé Province # Mironó District Mironó District is a district of Panama in Ngöbe Buglé Province. It covers **371.9 km²**. Its main town is Hato Pilón. It is divided into 8 corregimientos. 123 named villages and localities are recorded here, and 2 mapped services such as hospitals, banks and schools. - 372km² - 8corregimientos - 2mapped services ## Where is Mironó District? Mironó District lies in [Ngöbe Buglé Province](https://wherepedia.org/panama/ngobe-bugle/), [Panama](https://wherepedia.org/panama/). It borders 5 other districts: [Besiko District](https://wherepedia.org/panama/ngobe-bugle/besiko/), [Kankintú District](https://wherepedia.org/panama/ngobe-bugle/kankintu/), [Nole Duima District](https://wherepedia.org/panama/ngobe-bugle/nole-duima/), [San Félix District](https://wherepedia.org/panama/chiriqui/san-felix/) and [San Lorenzo District](https://wherepedia.org/panama/chiriqui/san-lorenzo/). By area it is the 57th largest of 76 districts in Panama. It covers 5.6% of [Ngöbe Buglé Province](https://wherepedia.org/panama/ngobe-bugle/). The centre of Mironó District is about 264 km in a straight line from Panama City, the capital. It is about 17 km from Llano Tugrí, the main town of Ngöbe Buglé Province. The centre point is at 8.4924° N, 81.8634° W. Source: [National mapping agency via OCHA HDX, administrative boundaries (COD-AB, CC BY-IGO)](https://data.humdata.org/dataset/cod-ab-pan). ## Know before you go: Mironó District - Time zoneUTC−5, no daylight saving · America/Panama - CurrencyBalboa (PAB) - Country calling code+507 - LanguagesSpanish, English - Plug typesType A, B · 110 V - Driving sideRight - Postcode format5 digits (#####) ### Nearest airports - Enrique Malek International Airport (DAV) · David64 km - Bocas del Toro "Isla Colón" International Airport (BOC) · Isla Colón103 km ### Daylight Days are longest in Jun (about 12.6 hours, sunrise around 06:09) and shortest in Dec (about 11.6 hours, sunrise around 06:33, sunset around 18:11). Source: [GeoNames country and time-zone files (CC BY 4.0)](https://www.geonames.org/); [Wikidata (CC0) — plug types, mains voltage, driving side; retrieved 2026-11-03](https://www.wikidata.org/); [OurAirports (public domain)](https://ourairports.com/data/). Airports with scheduled passenger flights; straight-line distances. Daylight is calculated for the 15th of each month in local standard time. Check entry and visa rules with official government sources before travelling. ## Corregimientos of Mironó District Corregimiento Area km² Localities Services [Cascabel](https://wherepedia.org/panama/ngobe-bugle/mirono/cascabel/) 146 23 1 [Hato Corotú](https://wherepedia.org/panama/ngobe-bugle/mirono/hato-corotu/) 20 9 0 [Hato Culantro](https://wherepedia.org/panama/ngobe-bugle/mirono/hato-culantro/) 70 21 0 [Hato Jobo](https://wherepedia.org/panama/ngobe-bugle/mirono/hato-jobo/) 30 18 1 [Hato Julí](https://wherepedia.org/panama/ngobe-bugle/mirono/hato-juli/) 12 9 0 [Hato Pilón](https://wherepedia.org/panama/ngobe-bugle/mirono/hato-pilon/) 53 30 0 [Quebrada de Loro](https://wherepedia.org/panama/ngobe-bugle/mirono/quebrada-de-loro/) 13 6 0 [Salto Dupí](https://wherepedia.org/panama/ngobe-bugle/mirono/salto-dupi/) 28 14 0 Source: [National mapping agency via OCHA HDX, administrative boundaries (COD-AB, CC BY-IGO)](https://data.humdata.org/dataset/cod-ab-pan); [GeoNames (CC BY 4.0) — settlements, natural and historic features](https://www.geonames.org/); [Overture Maps places (CDLA-Permissive-2.0) and © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)](https://overturemaps.org/). ## Villages and localities in Mironó District Open gazetteers list **123 villages, towns and localities** in Mironó District. The largest with a recorded population: Hato Corotú (303), Cerro Otoe (291), Alto Nancito (270), Caracol (240), Alto Rey (229) and Cianca (217). Settlements here lie between about 107 m and 1,557 m above sea level (median 421 m). - Alto Amarillo - Alto Chombo - Alto Guyabal - Alto Limón - Alto Loro - Alto Molejón - Alto Mono - Alto Nancito - Alto Oro - Alto Rey - Alto Salaíto - Alto Salitre - Alto de Cubilla - Arriera - Bajo Cacicón - Bajo Chivire - Bajo Grande - Bajo Limón - Bajo Loro - Bajo Maíz - Bajo Mono - Bajo Pilón - Bajo de Cerro Pita - Barranco - Bella Vista - Bijao - Bisira - Blanco - Boca de Candela - Boca de Hormiga - Boca de Quebrada Capitán - Boca del Monte - Buenos Aires - Cabecera de Dupí - Cabecera de Galique - Cabecera de Gallina - Cabecera de Juay - Cabecera de Quebrada Guabo - Cabecera de Quebrada Otoe - Cabecera de Quebrada de Pava - Caboy - Cacicón - Calabazal - Caracol - Carrizal - Cascabel - Caña Brava - Cañazas - Cerro Arena - Cerro Balsa - Cerro Brisa - Cerro Caña - Cerro Corozo - Cerro Flores - Cerro Gallina - Cerro Gato - Cerro Majagua - Cerro Mamita - Cerro Mesa - Cerro Mesa Abajo - Cerro Miguel - Cerro Negro - Cerro Otoe - Cerro Paila - Cerro Palma - Cerro Paloma - Cerro Piedra - Cerro Pita - Cerro Piña - Cerro Sagui - Cerro San Miguel - Cerro de Piedra - Chichica - Cianca - Cocuyo - Diente de Cucaracha - El Tigre - Gallote - Gato - Guacamaya - Guaraní - Guayabal - Hato Corotú - Hato Culantro - Hato Jobo - Hato Julí - Hato Loro - Hato Pilón - Horconcitos - Hormiga - Kuerima - Limón - Mamey - Maraca - Maíz Tostado - Membrillo - Nancito - Naranjal - Nueva Esperanza - Odrode - Pita - Plan de Guásimo - Quebrada Caracol - Quebrada Cedro - Quebrada Chácara - Quebrada Conejo - Quebrada Frijoles - Quebrada Juay - Quebrada Otoe - Quebrada Piedra de Moler - Quebrada Salada - Quebrada San Miguel - Quebrada Suto - Quebrada de Loro - Rincón de Hato Pilón - Río Capitán - Sabanitas - Salto Dupí - Susama - Tolay - Valle de La Luna - Virulí - Águila Source: [GeoNames (CC BY 4.0) — settlements, natural and historic features](https://www.geonames.org/); [© OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), Geofabrik extract — named settlements](https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright). ## Landscape and landmarks of Mironó District Named natural and historic features inside Mironó District, from the GeoNames gazetteer. ### Water 46 rivers and streams. - Quebrada Ají - Quebrada Arador - Quebrada Balsa - Quebrada Bisira - Quebrada Bistral - Quebrada Candela - Quebrada Caracol - Quebrada Cascabel - Quebrada Caña - Quebrada Caño - Quebrada Cerro Flores - Quebrada Cianca - Quebrada Cogollo - Quebrada Corocito - Quebrada Druvi - Quebrada Frijoles - Quebrada Gallote - Quebrada Guabo - Quebrada Guabo - Quebrada Guaraní - Quebrada Guayabal - Quebrada Hogoni - Quebrada Hormiga - Quebrada Limón …and 22 more. ### Hills and mountains 23 mountains; 7 hills. - Cerro Gallote · 1,277 m - Cerro Manita · 1,212 m - Cerro Piedra · 1,175 m - Cerro Puerco · 1,152 m - Cerro Culantro · 1,141 m - Cerro Guarumo · 1,077 m - Cerro Loro · 1,039 m - Cerro Guaraní · 861 m - Cerro Otoe · 861 m - Cerro Mesa · 856 m - Cerro Caña · 843 m - Cerro Capullo · 836 m - Cerro Vaca · 831 m - Cerro Banco · 816 m - Cerro Java · 813 m - Cerro Peña · 793 m - Cerro Pilón · 792 m - Cerro Balsa · 716 m - Cerro Virulí · 654 m - Cerro Mamita · 575 m - Cerro Coroza · 566 m - Cerro Gato · 523 m - Cerro Membrillo · 510 m - Cerro Paloma · 497 m …and 6 more. Source: [GeoNames (CC BY 4.0) — settlements, natural and historic features](https://www.geonames.org/). Places of worship are not listed. Elevations are from the GeoNames terrain model and are approximate. ## Weather in Mironó District and the best time to visit In Mironó District, the warmest month is Apr (average 25 °C) and the coolest is Jan (23 °C). About 2,123 mm of rain falls in a year; the wettest month is Nov (286 mm) and the driest Feb (18 mm). The most comfortable months for a visit are **December to April**. - Jan - Feb - Mar - Apr - May - Jun - Jul - Aug - Sep - Oct - Nov - Dec Month Average °C Rain mm Jan 23 34 Feb 24 18 Mar 24 30 Apr 25 99 May 25 278 Jun 24 228 Jul 24 258 Aug 24 258 Sep 24 249 Oct 23 284 Nov 23 286 Dec 23 103 Source: [NASA POWER climatology, retrieved 2026-10-29](https://power.larc.nasa.gov/). ## Hospitals, banks and other services in Mironó District Places mapped inside Mironó District in open map data, by type — each number opens the full list with locations. - Schools2 Source: [Overture Maps places (CDLA-Permissive-2.0) and © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)](https://overturemaps.org/). Coverage depends on what has been mapped; contact details are not shown. ## Quick answers - Where is Mironó District?In Ngöbe Buglé Province, Panama - What borders Mironó District?Besiko District, Kankintú District, Nole Duima District, San Félix District and San Lorenzo District - What time zone is Mironó District in?UTC−5 - What currency is used in Mironó District?Balboa (PAB) - What language is spoken in Mironó District?Spanish, English (main languages nationally) - How many villages are in Mironó District?123 named settlements (GeoNames, OpenStreetMap) - What is the elevation of Mironó District?Settlements lie between 107 m and 1,557 m - What is the highest point in Mironó District?Cerro Gallote (1,277 m, GeoNames elevation model) - What is the best time to visit Mironó District?December to April - What is the P-code of Mironó District?PA1002 (OCHA common operational dataset)