Barima River
Description:
The Barima is a tributary of the Orinoco River, one of the longest rivers in South America.
It originates in Guyana in the Barima Waini region (about 210 miles), and then moves to the territory of Venezuela in the state of Delta Amacuro. The total length of the river is 338 kilometers.
It flows through wooded areas and flows into the Caribbean Sea.
The banks of the Barima River are one of the places of compact residence of the Caribbean Indians - a group of Indian peoples in South America.
On the river are such communes as Mabaruma (the capital of the Barima Waini region) and Coriabo.