Tapanahony is a river located in the northeastern part of Suriname, a country in South America. It flows through the lush rainforests and is an important waterway for local communities, providing access to resources and transportation. The river is known for its biodiversity, supporting various species of fish and wildlife. The Tapanahony River is also significant for the Indigenous peoples living in the region, particularly the Wayana and Tepuian tribes. These communities rely on the river for fishing, drinking water, and cultural practices. The river's health is crucial for their way of life and the surrounding ecosystem.