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MH-1A nuclear power plant

MH-1A nuclear power plant is a nuclear site in Panama with 1 unit on record. None is currently operating.

Retired1circle area ∝ site capacity Coastlines, borders and lakes: Natural Earth (1:10 million, public domain), which is generalised, so a coastal plant can sit a couple of kilometres off its true shoreline. Site positions: Global Nuclear Power Tracker.
Units on record
1
Operating
0
Operating capacity
not disclosed
Country

Units

UnitStatusTypeModelGross MWOnline
MH-1A nuclear power plant Retired PWR - 10 1968

MH-1A nuclear power plant in context

No other nuclear site with an exact position in this dataset lies within 300 km.

How these are worked out: ranks use gross operating capacity; ages count from the start-up year on record, as on the age page; build times run from construction start to grid connection, as on the build-times page; ratings are the tracker's net and design net capacity, as on the uprates page. Distances are straight-line between exact positions, so a site with only an approximate position gets none. A unit missing a date or a rating is left out of the figure that needs it.

Site detail
LocationCristóbal, Colón, Panama
Coordinates9.2647, -79.9270
Elevationabout 30 mabove sea level
Setting4.3 km from the sea
RegionLatin America and the Caribbean
Units by status
Retired: 1

Elevation is read at the listed coordinates from a 30 m terrain model (SRTM 30 m). Two independent models differ by a median of 6 m across our plants and by up to about 40 m on steep or coastal ground, and a point on a shoreline can read as sea level. Distance to the water is measured to a generalised 1:10 million coastline, so a few kilometres or less is not resolved. This is context, not a design-basis or flood-risk figure.

Owners & operators
Owners
Department of Defense
US Army Corps of Engineers
Operatorsnot disclosed

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