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French Guiana

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
French Guiana , Fr. La Guyane française, officially Department of Guiana, French overseas department (2005 est. pop. 195,000), 35,135 sq mi (91,000 sq km), NE South America, on the Atlantic Ocean. Part of the Guiana region, it is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean on the north, Suriname on the west, and Brazil on the south and east. Cayenne is the capital and largest city. The Oyapock (Oiapoque) River on the east and the Tumuc-Humac Mts. on the south separate it from Brazil. The Maroni River on the west forms the border with Suriname . French Guiana is largely dependent o... Read more
French Guiana
French Guiana Culture Name French Guianese Alternative...land of waters." Location and Geography. French Guiana is on the northern coast of South America...that flow into the Atlantic Ocean from French Guiana. The most important of these are the... Read more
French Guiana
French Guiana Basic Data Official Country Name: Department...Language(s): French Literacy rate: 83% French Guiana, which sits between Brazil and Suri-name...There are 16 radio stations operating in French Guiana (two AM and 14 FM) and three television... Read more

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