Map of Colombia subdivided into five regions; The Pacific Region covering the western part of the country bordering the Pacific Ocean.

The Pacific Region is one of the five major natural regions of the Colombian geography. The Pacific region covers the area near the Pacific Ocean in Colombia that contains certain endemic species and ecosystems accompanied by Colombian cultural influence.^[1]

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• (Spanish)Ministerio del Medio Ambiente; Region Pacifica

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