Central America Overview

Front

Central America is divided into two parts: continental and insular.

Back

The continental part consists of seven countries with a population of over 45 million. The insular part includes the Greater Antilles, Lesser Antilles, and the Bahamas.

Front

Strategic location of Central America

Back

Central America's two parts have a strategic location between North and South America.

Front

Map showing the insular and continental regions of Central America.

Back

Illustration of the insular and continental divisions of Central America.

Front

Central America is the least populous region of the American continent, with just over 75 million inhabitants.

Back

Despite being the least populous, Central America has a high population density, exceeding 100 inhabitants per square kilometer in many areas.

Front

Urbanization in Central America

Back

Countries like Costa Rica, El Salvador, and Panama have more than 70% of their population living in urban areas.

Front

Central America's economy is diverse and covers all economic sectors.

Back

Agriculture focuses on banana and coffee cultivation, contributing to exports.

Front

Industrial activities in Central America

Back

Traditional activities include textile production, processed foods, and chemical products.

Front

Service sector in Central America

Back

Tourism is a major part of the economic movement in countries like Costa Rica, Panama, and Cuba.

Front

Map of Central America

Back

Diagram showing countries and major cities.

Front

Map of economic activities in Central America

Back

Diagram highlighting economic activities in Central America.