Corriverton

Corriverton, also known as Corriverton-Springlands, is a town in Guyana. It is located on the eastern bank of the Corentyne River, which forms the border with neighboring Suriname. Corriverton is the administrative center of the East Berbice-Corentyne region.

The town is a significant port and commercial hub, particularly for trade with Suriname. A ferry service operates between Corriverton and the Surinamese town of Nickerie, facilitating transportation and economic activity between the two countries. Corriverton's economy is largely based on agriculture, with rice and sugar being key products. Fishing and timber are also important industries in the surrounding areas.

Corriverton has a diverse population, reflecting the multi-ethnic composition of Guyana. The town features a hospital, schools, and various markets. The infrastructure includes roads connecting it to other parts of Guyana. As a border town, Corriverton plays a role in cross-border relations and regional development. Its strategic location on the Corentyne River makes it a focal point for commerce and cultural exchange in the eastern part of Guyana.