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Welcome to Guyana, land of many waters, the only English-speaking country on the continent of South America and the Caribbean's southernmost state. Surrounded by by three neighbors, Venezuela, Brazil and Surinam. Guyana boasts Kaieteur Falls, the highest single-drop waterfall in the world. Guyana has a population of only 750,000 people representing Indians, African, Amerindians, Portuguese, Chinese and British.
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