Coppename River

The Coppename River is a major waterway in northeastern Suriname, flowing approximately 225 kilometers through dense rainforest. It originates in the Guiana Highlands and travels westward into the Atlantic Ocean. The river is vital for transportation, supporting local communities and indigenous peoples, and is known for its rich biodiversity, including various fish, birds, and plant species. Surrounded by pristine jungle, it plays an essential role in the region’s ecology and cultural heritage. The river is also a popular destination for eco-tourism and exploration, offering insights into Suriname’s natural environment.