The Corantijn River is a significant waterway located in South America, primarily forming the border between Suriname and Guyana. It flows northward into the Atlantic Ocean, stretching approximately 500 kilometers. The river is vital for local ecosystems and supports various wildlife, including fish species that are important for local fishing communities. The river's basin is rich in biodiversity and is surrounded by tropical rainforests. It plays a crucial role in the economy of the region, providing resources for agriculture and transportation. The Corantijn River is also a key feature in the cultural and historical context of the indigenous peoples living along its banks.