It is home to the mammoth Kaieteur Waterfalls on the Potaro River, which is a tributary of the long river that bisects almost this entire nation, the Essequibo River.
This nation contains Mount Roraima in the Pakaraima Range, just north of its Rupununi Savannah plain. Its lesser rivers include the Demarara and the Courantyne, which is part of disputed territory in the east. It is home to the mammoth Kaieteur Waterfalls on the Potaro River, which is a tributary of the long river that bisects almost this entire nation, the Essequibo River. It is considered an economic member of the West Indies by the Caricom Treaty, a fact reflected by the position of its capital Georgetown. Sandwiched between Suriname and Venezuela, FTP, name this country in upper South America which once had "British" appended to its name.
This nation contains Mount Roraima in the Pakaraima Range, just north of its Rupununi Savannah plain.
{Guyana}