« »

Guyana, North-East of South America.

By Mark on March 2, 2009

This is a post about Guyana in the north-east of South America, 500 miles or 800 km from north to south, and from east to west it is about 285 miles or 460km. It is bordered by Brazil to the south and south-west, Surinam to the east and Venezuela to the west. Most of the country is covered in rainforest, but nowadays the trees are coming down at nobody’s business, what a shame.
Guyana was under British rule from 1831 to 1966, then in 1970, Guyana became a nominally cooperative republic.
To learn more about Guyana please refer to Wikipedia.

guyana
This is a satellite image taken from Google Earth of the South American country, Guyana.


This is a Youtube video of the national anthem of Guyana.

main-street-avenue-georgetown
This is a panoramio picture of main street avenue in Georgetown the capital of Guyana.

Posted in South America | 5 Comments

Possibly Related

5 Responses to “Guyana, North-East of South America.”

  1. Nick
    3:48 am on March 3rd, 2009

    Wow, there’s a country I never knew about! Thanks!

  2. Mark
    5:44 pm on March 3rd, 2009

    Cool, hey Nick, and it used to belong to Great Britain and it is the only english speaking country in south america, but it is a very poor country.

  3. Mindy
    4:04 pm on October 13th, 2009

    Hey guys i’m from Guyana altho we are a poor country we are rich at heart, it’s a great tourist destination, warm and loving people (people from six different races), we all have our bad times..but over all for site seeing it’s great..cost of living is bad but we make ends meet….

  4. Ontaya
    6:03 pm on December 11th, 2009

    I love Guyana. I only learned about this country this year when I met my fiance. I traveled there and it’s a beautiful place with wonderful loving people. I am heading back in about a month.

  5. Mark
    7:03 pm on December 13th, 2009

    Thankyou both for the wonderful comments, regards, Mark.

Comments

  • Search

  • About Us

    We are two brothers, traveling the world with Google Earth.

    Mark Ramsay, globetrotting from an armchair in England.

    Nick Ramsay, exploring the world from a zabuton in Japan.

  • Recent Posts

  • Recent Comments