Suriname interior

E604533

The Suriname interior is a sparsely populated, heavily forested region of Suriname characterized by tropical rainforest, river systems, and the traditional territories of Maroon and Indigenous communities.

All labels observed (6)

Label Occurrences
Eastern Suriname 3
Interior of Suriname 1
Southern Suriname 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (64)

Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
borderFeature Brazilian border region
French Guiana border region
Guyana border region
characterizedBy dense forest
river systems
sparsely populated areas
tropical rainforest
contains Brokopondo District
Marowijne District
Para District
Saramacca District
Sipaliwini District
Upper Marowijne region
linked to: Marowijne District

Upper Suriname region
country Suriname
economicActivity ecotourism
logging
small-scale gold mining
subsistence agriculture
governedBy Suriname central government
hasClimate tropical rainforest climate
hasEcosystem Amazon rainforest
tropical moist broadleaf forest
hasLandCover primary rainforest
riverine forest
savanna patches
hasLanguage Dutch
Indigenous languages
Maroon languages
Sranan Tongo
hasLocalGovernance traditional Indigenous authorities
traditional Maroon authorities
hasMajorRiver Coppename River
Corantijn River
Marowijne River
Saramacca River
Suriname River
Tapanahony River
hasProtectedArea Brownsberg Nature Park
Central Suriname Nature Reserve
Galibi Nature Reserve
hasTransportMode river transport
small aircraft
unpaved roads
inhabitedBy Akurio Indigenous people
Aluku Maroons
linked to: Aluku

Kalin’a Indigenous people
linked to: Kalin’a people

Kwinti Maroons
Lokono Indigenous people
linked to: Makushi people

Matawai Maroons
Ndyuka Maroons
Saramaka Maroons
linked to: Saramaccan Maroons

Trio Indigenous people
Wayana Indigenous people
linked to: Wayana people
locatedIn Suriname
locatedInContinent South America
partOf Suriname
populationDensity low
threatenedBy deforestation
illegal logging
mercury pollution from gold mining
traditionalTerritoryOf Indigenous peoples
Maroons

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (8)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Ndyuka Maroons primaryResidence Suriname interior
Aluku language region Eastern Suriname
linked to: Suriname interior
Aukan region Eastern Suriname
linked to: Suriname interior
Njuká region eastern Suriname
linked to: Suriname interior
Paramaccan language region Eastern Suriname
linked to: Suriname interior
Paramaka Maroons region Interior of Suriname
linked to: Suriname interior
Tiriyó region Southern Suriname
linked to: Suriname interior
Gran Rio locatedIn central Suriname
linked to: Suriname interior