Definitions tagged canaima in the street dictionary.
A river located between Bolivar State, Venezuela, and the Essequibo region. It is part of Canaima National Park in Venezuela and flows into the Mazaruni River (the Essequibo region, or Guayana Esequiba, is a large territory administered by Guyana but claimed by Venezuela).
Río Camarán is a Venezuelan river under territorial claim.
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The Río Caroní is the most important river in Venezuela after the great Orinoco. It has a massive flow that feeds the Guri Dam, which is the country's main source of hydroelectric energy. It is also the second longest river in the country, stretching 952 km from its source at the Kukenán tepui (a flat-topped mountain characteristic of the region) in the Gran Sabana area of Canaima National Park near the Brazilian border. Located in Bolívar state in southern Venezuela, it is the Orinoco's primary tributary.
The Río Caroní in the beautiful Ciudad Guayana.
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Río Churun is a river in Venezuela within the Orinoco basin and Canaima National Park. It feeds Angel Falls, the world's highest waterfall, before emptying into the Carrao River. (Locals often distinguish this river from Angel Falls, which is frequently mislabeled as Churun Meru by outsiders instead of its indigenous Pemon name, Kerepacupai Meru).
Angel Falls is not Churun-Meru, it is KEREPACUPAI-MERU.
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A natural landmark in the Kavac community at the base of the massive Auyantepuy tepui in Canaima National Park. The primary attraction is a trek to the Cueva de Kavac, a waterfall inside a narrow rock gorge. Visitors arrive by small plane and stay in indigenous Pemon villages in traditional huts called churuatas (Auyantepuy is the tabletop mountain where Angel Falls is located).
Cueva de Kavac is very dark.
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