Guyana

Guyana is a country located on the northern mainland of South America, bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the north, Brazil to the south and southwest, Suriname to the east, and Venezuela to the west.

List of Guyanese flagsList of Guyanese flags

List of Guyanese flags

  • 05/04/2024
The List of Guyanese flags encompasses various flags representing Guyana, including national flags, ensigns, and flags
    Flag of GuyanaFlag of Guyana

    Flag of Guyana

    • 31/03/2024
    The flag of Guyana was adopted on the 26th of May 1966, upon gaining independence from British colonial rule, it was designed by Whitney Smith
      Regions of GuyanaRegions of Guyana

      Regions of Guyana

      • 30/03/2024
      Guyana is situated in South America and is divided into ten administrative regions. Georgetown is not part of any region. Regions of Guyana
        The Coat of Arms of GuyanaThe Coat of Arms of Guyana

        The Coat of Arms of Guyana

        • 29/03/2024
        The Coat of Arms of Guyana design incorporates a shield at the centre adorned with three blue wavy lines, featuring the Victoria regia lily above and the Canje Pheasant below.
          Arms of the President of GuyanaArms of the President of Guyana

          Arms of the President of Guyana

          • 28/03/2024
          Arms of the President of Guyana bears the nation's secondary coat of arms, which features a shield containing three central blue wavy lines, adorned with the Victoria regia lily and the canje Pheasant.
            Demerara River, GuyanaDemerara River, Guyana

            Demerara River, Guyana

            • 27/03/2024
            The Demerara River is one of the major rivers in Guyana, spanning 346 kilometres. Originating in the central highlands.
              Georgetown, GuyanaGeorgetown, Guyana

              Georgetown, Guyana

              • 26/03/2024
              Georgetown Georgetown is the capital and largest city of Guyana, South America. Georgetown is situated at the mouth of the Demerara River and serves as the administrative and economic centre…
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