Reply to "Celebrating African Fashion… Main St. Emancipation village offers clothing galore"

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caribny posted:
Demerara_Guy posted:
caribny posted:
Over 85% of Guyanese live along one main road which starts on the Pomeroon and ends on the Corentyne River.
No road runs from Pomeroon to the Corentyne.
Rivers and streams separate the various areas.
A bridge over Demerara and one over Berbice, and a ferry over the Essequibo which accommodates cars. Now get back to me about all of these coastal Guyanese living in those isolated communities.

Nonetheless, no road starts from Pomeroon and ends at Corentyne River.

There is a ferry on the Essequibo river; but not a road which connects the main land of the the Essequibo coast, Wakenaam, Leguan. Bartica, etc.

8/3/178:59 PM

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