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Suriname River

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Suriname River

River, central and eastern Suriname. Rising in the highlands and flowing toward the northeast for some 300 mi (480 km), it empties into the Atlantic Ocean just north of Paramaribo. It was dammed at Afobaka to create W. J. van Blommestein Lake, the largest lake in Suriname.
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Up the Suriname River, at Paramaribo, finding a suitable house took more than a month.
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Multinationals BHP-Billiton and Alcoa/Suralco began mining bauxite at a new production site in Suriname, reports Caribbean Net News (April 24, 2006): The new mining operations were launched by President Ronald Venetiaan with the inauguration of a bridge over the Suriname River.
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Located on Suriname's broad sea coast, at the mouth of the great Suriname River, Paramaribo is surrounded by tropical rain forest.
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