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| | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Guiana |
 | | British Guiana is separated from Venezuela, partially by the Orinoco, and partly by a line drawn to the east of that river. |
 | | The Corentyn separates British Guiana from Dutch Guiana, on the east, while the latter is separated from the French colony by the Maroni. |
 | | Guiana is the habitat of several dangerous species of wild beasts, including the jaguar, as well as of the anaconda and of the most deadly reptiles in the New World. |
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