Maps of Guyana

Territorial Integrity Matters! Always Share The Correct Map of Guyana. Essequibo Belongs To Guyana, Tigri Belongs to Guyana. Follow to support Guyana against the fake maps being spread online. 🇬🇾

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This 1897 British Guiana map shows the true boundaries, including Essequibo, long before modern disputes began.

Guyana’s borders were settled over a century ago, and history backs it up. Facts > Fiction.

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Share the correct map of Guyana

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This is South America, and right there on the north coast is Guyana, bordered by Brazil, Suriname & Venezuela. Our full territory, including Essequibo, is internationally recognized.

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This is Guyana — every river, every mountain, every inch. From the Rupununi to the Essequibo, it’s one sovereign nation. 🇬🇾

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The Aishalton Petroglyphs are ancient rock carvings found near Makatau Mountain in southern Guyana, dating back to as early as 5000 BCE. They offer a vivid glimpse into the lives and beliefs of the region’s earliest inhabitants.

The petroglyphs are scattered across rock formations and are known locally as timehri. They were extensively studied in the 1970s by Guyanese anthropologist Dr. Denis Williams and he identified 686 distinct petroglyphs, which primarily depict biomorphic forms—humans, animals, and plants—as well as geometric patterns. Williams also uncovered 84 stone tools used to create the carvings, marking the first discovery of such tools in Guyana.

The petroglyphs are believed to reflect the intimate relationship between early inhabitants and their environment. Their symbolic and figurative style has led scholars to classify them as the “Aishalton type,” a unique category of prehistoric art. These carvings not only serve as archaeological treasures but also as cultural markers for the Wapishana people who inhabit the region today.

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Guyana is the only country in South America where English is the official language. It's home to the majestic Kaieteur Falls and vast untouched rainforests.

Please ensure that maps like the one below are the only ones you use depicting Guyana.

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The Cuyuni/Mazaruni Region is bordered on the East by Venezuela and by the Essequibo River on the Western side. The region has an area of 18,400 square miles. It comprises of a vast amount of Forested Hinterland and a small amount of Hilly Sand and Clay region.

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Hey friends! 📍Here’s a look at Guyana’s major roads across our full, rightful territory, including Essequibo.

From the coast to the deep interior, this is our map. Let’s keep sharing the truth 🇬🇾

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We urge everyone to use only the official and internationally recognized map of Guyana, as shown below.

Do not fall for misinformation or altered borders. Essequibo is Guyana. Stay informed. 🇬🇾🗺️

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Guyana has nine Indigenous Nations that settled across Guyana. The Indigenous Peoples are the very first inhabitants of the land. They share a rich and diverse culture and are one of the many ethnic groups that make up the peoples of Guyana.

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Check out this population density map of Guyana and Suriname! Notice how densely populated the 10m low elevation coastal zone is, especially around Georgetown and Paramaribo. This highlights the vulnerability of these areas to rising sea levels.

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Map of Guyana highlighting the major towns and cities, Georgetown maked in red!

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VenezuelaーGuyana Outlook!

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Guyana on the Map of South America.

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Map of Guyana with the 10 administrative regions in different colors, including the names of the regions. This map is available for free for everyone!

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The Golden Arrow Head points to the true map of Guyana. No foreign propaganda account, and certainly no dictator can change it!

Essequibo Belongs To Guyana

Tigri Belongs To Guyana 🇬🇾

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KNOW YOUR MAPS!

The Essequibo belongs to Guyana, no redraw, no revision, no debate.

✅ Correct: Our full, sovereign territory.

❌ Wrong: Propaganda doesn't change facts.