10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CORANTIJN»
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Corantijn in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Cichlids of Surinam: Teleostei, Labroidei
The genera and their Surinamese species are, with recorded maximum size and
distribution in Surinamese river drainages: Cichla Schneider: Cichla ocellaris
Schneider; 414 mm SL; Corantijn, Nickerie, Saramacca, Suriname, probably ...
Sven O. Kullander, Han Nijssen, 1989
The Surinamese believe the border runs along the New River, a tributary of the
Corantijn. The Guyanese believe the border follows the Kutari River, another
Corantijn tributary east of the New River. The two nations have also disputed
their ...
3
The Freshwater Fishes of Suriname
species has recently been collected from Upper Corantijn River (Willink et al.,
2011). Pseudancistrus barbatus (Valenciennes, 1840) Local name(s): -
Diagnostic characteristics: head and/or body with very prominent, inevertible
odontodes; ...
4
The Indigenous Palms of Suriname
In Suriname, e.g., clear-cut differences may be found between the palm flora of
the upper Marowijne area and the upper Corantijn area. Both areas have been
visited and studied in three different localities and I always had the same ...
5
International Frontiers and Boundaries: Law, Politics and ...
The western boundary is formed by the low-water line on the left bank of the
Corantijn, from origin to mouth. The boundary therefore runs from a point to be
further determined on the southern boundary to the origin of the Upper Corantijn,
next ...
J. R. John Robert Victor Prescott, Gillian Gillian Doreen Triggs, 2008
6
Library of Congress Subject Headings
Coranine Indians USE Coree Indians Coranna language USE Korana language
Corannas USE Korana (African people) Corantijn Group (Surinam) USE
Corantijn Group (Suriname) Corantijn Group (Suriname) UF Corantijn Group (
Surinam) ...
Library of Congress. Cataloging Policy and Support Office, 2006
7
The Delimitation of the Continental Shelf between Denmark, ...
Suriname considers that the New River (Upper Corantijn) constitutes the
boundary and Guyana holds that the boundary is formed by the Cutari and
Curuni rivers. This results in a disputed territory of some 15,000 square
kilometers. The United ...
Alex G. Oude Elferink, 2014
8
International Law in Historical Perspective
The only agreement relative to the boundary dates from 1 799, when the
Governors of Berbice and Surinam, at that time both in British hands,
provisionally adopted the river Corantijn as the boundary, without any express
authorization by their ...
9
The Rights of Indigenous Peoples and Maroons in Suriname
The area between the Coppename and half-way between the Berbice and
Corantijn Rivers thus became part of the colony of Suriname and subject to the
sovereignty of the States-General through the SocietyWIC. By virtue of its
sovereignty, ...
Ellen-Rose Kambel, Fergus MacKay, 1999
10
River Ecosystem Ecology: A Global Perspective
The major coastal rivers of the Guyanas, which are the Essequibo (154 186 km2),
Corantijn (64 000 km2), Maroni (66115km2), and Oiapoque (25982km2) drain a
combined area of 310283km2 (Table 1, Figure 1). These rivers originate from ...
7 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CORANTIJN»
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Corantijn is used in the context of the following news items.
Suriname government moves to clamp down on foreign bus drivers
... 1998, transporting vehicles, passengers and cargo from South Drain in District Nickerie over the Corantijn River to Moleson Creek in Guyana ... «Jamaica Observer, Jan 15»
Suriname public works minister resigns
The cancelled bridge at Carolina and the plans for the bridge across the Corantijn River were major debacles, which foiled what could have ... «Stabroek News, Jun 13»
New sawmill on Corentyne River first of its kind in Suriname
(de Ware Tijd) APOERA – Yesterday, lumber company Greenheart Group opened its new sawmill along the Corantijn River near Apoera. «Stabroek News, Aug 12»
The Latest Rapid Assessment of New Species (from Suriname)
The Amazon provides the world's greatest supply of vital freshwater, but these tributaries of the Courantyne (also known as Corantijn or ... «The Earth Times, Jan 12»
The Loneliness of the Guyanas
(In Suriname, the New River is called the Boven-Corantijn, or “Upper Corentyne.”) The result is a triangular patch of territory between the two ... «New York Times, Jan 12»
The defence of the New River, 1967-1969
... the name of the New River to the Upper Corantyne (Boven Corantijn) and laying claim to it in 1965, the year before Guyana's independence. «Stabroek News, Feb 09»
Oil Fuels Suriname-Guyana Border Clash
The line between friend and foe runs down the Corantijn River which divides the countries and extends into the sea. The dispute "has spiraled ... «CorpWatch.org, Jul 05»
