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Reverted areas are areas that were once owned by the United States in Panama that ceased to be owned by the United States in the turnover of the canal to Panama in December 1999. These reverted areas, while in the possession of the United States, were used for numerous military bases and homes for employees and families that worked in the Panama Canal that spread through 932 km of land, which was later turned over to Panama, including 6,700 structures with it. Homes with yards, lots of green areas, mature trees and parks, schools, medical and vet clinics, grocery stores, banks, churches, post offices, movie theaters, a shopping mall, domestic airport and bus terminal, and very quick and easy access to and from Panama City. Basically everything that one could need for everyday living. When the reverted areas were given to Panama it became a place where both foreigners and locals built their homes to live in. In these areas it is not uncommon to find wildlife such as parrots, nieques, armadillos, white tailed deer, monkeys, anteaters and coatimundis.

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October 1, 1979
Parts of the United States Armed Forces in Fort Amador (17 buildings that housed the Army Barracks in Panama and 8 army family homes).

Army Airfield and Albrook Airstrip.

20 army houses in Altos de Curundu (near the Albrook airfield), and two houses in Quarry Heights.

National Long Stay Hospital, formerly called Hospital de Palo Seco for patients with leprosy or Hansen's disease that consisted of 9 buildings (dining room, warehouse, chapel, administration, hospitalization rooms)

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Several buildings in the Panama Air Depot area (adjacent to the Albrook aerodrome).

88 army homes in Altos de Curundu, reversed on October 1, 1983.

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All the barracks and buildings that housed the army in Fort Gulick (now Fort Espinar), in Colón, including the ten buildings of the School of the Americas.

67 homes in the French field in Colon

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Altos de Curundu Single Officer Housing Area (13 buildings) in December.

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Chargers field area (near Lake Alajuela) in July.

Chivo Chivo range, except antenna complex near Fort Clayton in September.

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Medical complex of Coco Solo Hospital; transferred to the Social Security Fund of Panama through a sale valued at one million balboas, on May 31.

Farewell ceremony for the 193rd Libyan Infantry Brigade at Fort Clayton, June 3.

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Fort Espinar (140 ha):

Bowling Gallery

Chapel

50 m pool

Gas station

560 family homes

21 Classroom Elementary School

Fort Davis (1,650 hectares):

Gas station

24-classroom elementary school

50 m pool

Theater

794 family homes

Golf course

Gym

Cristóbal School (25 ha):

School complex

Baseball field

Tennis court

Swimming pool

Laboratories

24 classrooms

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Balboa Theater

Fuerte Amador (176 ha, in October):

Office complex

Theater

370 family homes

Golf course

Fuel station

Chapel

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Arraiján Tank Farm (in January): Capacity for 1,125,000 barrels of fuel with direct pipelines to Rodman and Howard.

Llanos de Curundu (74 ha, on July 31)

Bowling Gallery

Theater

30 m pool

Fuel station

340 family homes

Albrook Air Base (311 ha, on September 30):

Bowling Gallery

50 m pool

Chapel

795 family homes

Post Office

school

Aircraft hangars

Gorgas Hospital (11 ha, on November 25):

Capacity for 100 beds

Morgue

Chapel

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Quarry Heights - Headquarters of the former US Southern Command (31 ha, January 8):

Post office

146 family homes

Panama Canal College (7 ha):

Capacity for 2,200 students

library

Laboratories

Gym

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Fort Clayton (880 ha):

Bowling Gallery

Chapel

Gym

50 m pool

Gas station

Theater

Fire station

Two elementary schools

Police station

2421 family dwellings

Howard Air Base (2,160 ha):

2.6 km long airport

Passenger terminal

Bowling Gallery

Chapel

Gym

50 m pool

Post Office

Fire station

Gas station

31 classroom elementary school

1185 family homes

Rodman Naval Station (240 ha):

Port with 1,129 m of free space

Dock

Bowling Gallery

Gas station

50 m pool

Gym

Chapel

172 family homes

Barracks of the Marine Infantry (115 ha):

Golf course

32 family homes

Corozal (130 ha):

Office building

Industrial complex

20 classroom elementary school

120 family homes

Farfán (330 ha):

40 m pool

200 family homes

Fort Sherman (9,350 ha):

Small port complex

Chapel

Gym

Theater

Landing track

132 family homes

Cocolí (60 ha):

324 family homes:

36 Class Elementary School

528 family homes