Nazcartie

Nazcartie is a commune in the Kourou department of French Guiana, an overseas department and region of France. The commune is located on the left bank of the Maroni River and covers an area of approximately 982 square kilometers.

The population of Nazcartie has been measured to be around 763 residents as of the 2017 census. It is one of the smaller communes in French Guiana, but its rural setting and remote location provide a unique living environment.

The area's geology is characterized by dense rainforests and grasslands. The commune is situated near the Essequibo/Mazaruni region and the Kaieteur Falls. Nazcartie has naturally been affected by global climate change and other environmental issues, necessitating conservation and sustainable development efforts.

Economic and social conditions in Nazcartie are comparable to other communes in the region. Its residents earn a living primarily through subsistence farming and small-scale forestry activities. Public services and infrastructure in the area include a local school and limited access to healthcare facilities, which can hinder residents' quality of life.

Infrastructure within the commune is influenced by the dense forest environment. Limited access by road and air links significantly affects residents' mobility and ability to access essential goods and services. Improvements to transportation infrastructure are a point of continued focus and investment in the region.