- The
Approuague (French pronunciation: [apʁuaɡ])
river (or
Apuruaque in Tupi) is a
major river in
French Guiana. It is 335 km (208 mi) long. It runs north...
- The
Approuague Bridge is a
bridge near Régina
spanning the
Approuague River. The
bridge carries the RN2 road and was
opened in 2003. A road to Saint-Georges...
- long),
whereas until 2004 (the year of
completion and
inauguration of the
Approuague bridge) some
rivers were
still crossed by barges.
Transport on national...
- Amazon, Içá, Negro, Solimões, and
Ucayali River systems, and also in the
Approuague and
Oyapock River drainages. In its
natural environment, the
species typically...
- The
canton of
Approuague-Kaw (French:
Canton d'Approuague-Kaw) is one of the
former cantons of the
Guyane department in
French Guiana. It was
located in...
-
Thayeria is a
genus of
tetras from the
Amazon Basin, and the
Approuague and
Maroni Rivers in
tropical South America. It
includes three species, including...
-
situated on the
Approuague river. In the 1820s,
sugarcane plantations were
established along the Approugue. In
April 1832, the town of
Approuague was founded...
- France. The
islands are
located 18
kilometres from the
estuary of the
Approuague River, and are part of the
commune of Régina. As of 1992, the islands...
-
Jungle Training Center, (C.E.F.E) saw
daylight in 1986 at Régina, near the
Approuague,
which became the
French reference in
material of
survival and jungle...
-
Hyphessobrycon copelandi is
known to live in the Solimões, Mana, and
Approuague River Basins. It is most
often found in slow
moving waters or
areas in...
