As Dara S went about selling his jhaaray claat, his first victim ... ah mean cusstama, was a woman. After collecting, he asked Sister, what's the name of this place. She promtly replied, "Sister". His next prey was a guy. He asked him, what's the name of this place, brother. The guy replied, "Brother". His third victim was another another guy. Since his other two victims responded by the way he addressed them, he decided to address this guy as "friend".

What's the name of this village and where are they all located?

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Originally posted by Mitwah:
As Dara S went about selling his jhaaray claat, his first victim ... ah mean cusstama, was a woman. After collecting, he asked Sister, what's the name of this place. She promtly replied, "Sister". His next prey was a guy. He asked him, what's the name of this place, brother. The guy replied, "Brother". His third victim was another another guy. Since his other two victims responded by the way he addressed them, he decided to address this guy as "friend".

What's the name of this village and where are they all located?

Friends

These are villages going towards Mara, Berbice. I had a school friend living at Brother.

You mean they actually have a place named "Brother"..

ok, what about-spelling may differ
Ituinni
Kawkakwani
Cyunni
Mazarunni

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Originally posted by Amber:
You mean they actually have a place named "Brother"..

Yep, Brother and Sister villages

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Originally posted by Riya:

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Originally posted by Amber:
You mean they actually have a place named "Brother"..

Yep, Brother and Sister villages

Where is this place in Berbice...btw..not sure were u the one who went to BHS..do u know a teacher by the name of Asad...

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Originally posted by Amber:

Where is this place in Berbice...btw..not sure were u the one who went to BHS..do u know a teacher by the name of Asad...

These villages are on the East Bank of the Berbice River...after New Amstersdam/Stanleytown etc.

Yes, I attended BHS but there was no Asad at that time.

Maybe one of the other guys will remember this teacher... thanks for the info...my time is getting nearer to come for the karila...

I'm keeping an eye on the karila fuh you They are in full bloom!

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Originally posted by Riya:
I'm keeping an eye on the karila fuh you They are in full bloom!

Make sure we still got the stove available...leaving that up to up boss...

A
Abary
Adventure, Guyana
Aishalton
Annandale, Pomeroon-Supenaam
Asakata
B
Baramita
Belfield, Guyana
Belladrum
Burma, Guyana
Buxton, Guyana
C
Campbelltown, Guyana
Cane Grove
Charity, Guyana
Clonbrook
E
El Paso, Guyana
Enmore, Guyana
Esau and Jacob
G
Governor Light
H
Hackney, Guyana
J
Jonestown, Demerara
K
Kabakaburi
Kamarang
Kamwatta Hill
Kartabo, Guyana
Kumaka, Barima-Waini
Kumaka, East Berbice-Corentyne
Kuru Kuru
Kurupung
Kwakwani
Kwebanna
L
Long Creek, Guyana


Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Villages_in_Guyana"

This is a list of settlements in Guyana:

Adventure
Aishalton
Anna Regina
Annai
Apoteri
Arakaka
Arimu Mine
Baramita
Bartica
Biloku
Blairmont
Buxton
Catherinas Lust
Charity
Corriverton
Dadanawa
Enmore
Enterprise
Everton
Fort Washington
Georgetown
Good Hope
Helena
Holmia
Hope
Hosororo
Hyde Park
Imbaimadai
Isherton
Issano
Isseneru
Ituni
Kalkuni
Kamarang
Kamikusa
Kangaruma
Kartuni
Keweigek
Koriabo
Kurupakari
Kwakwani
Leonora
Lethem
Linden
Mabaruma
Mahaica
Mahaicony
Mahdia
Makouria
Mara
Matthew's Ridge
Morawhanna
Moruca
New Amsterdam
New Found Out
Non Pariel
Orealla
Orinduik
Paradise
Parika
Peters Mine
Pickersgill
Port Kaituma
Port Mourant
Potaro Landing
Rockstone
Rose Hall
Rosignol
Saveretik
Schoon Ord
Spring Garden
Suddie
Surama
Takama
Three Friends
Towakaima
Tumatumari
Tumereng
Uitvlugt
Vreed en Hoop
Wandaik
Wichabai

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Originally posted by Amber:
You mean they actually have a place named "Brother"..

Sisters village is on west bank demerara

Mahdia is a small community in the Potaro-Siparuni region of Guyana, located at 5°16′0″N, 59°8′60″W, at an altitude of 415 m (1364 ft). Commerce is centred around the area's gold and diamond mining operations. As such it responds to and is affected by the economic booms and busts.

The population of Mahdia (c. 500) is made up of three groups. The Patamonas are an indigenous Amerindian tribe. The Coastlanders are residents from elsewhere in Guyana who have moved to the Madhia area. The Islanders are the immigrants and their descendants from certain Caribbean Islands, particularly, St Lucia and Dominica. Within recent times there has been an influx of a group that is referred to as “foreigners” by the other residents of the area.

Madhia is a regional administrative center. The community has a police station, and schools that provide nursery and primary education. Madhia has a commercial sector which includes dry goods shops, boutiques, a fuel station, two hotels and a brothel. The area is also serviced by several trucks from the coast. These trucks travel to Madhia several times each week and sell vegetables, groceries and other supplies. There is a well in the area which is not functional. Residents consequently collect rainwater for domestic use.

Mahdia is accessible by road from Bartica, the Konawaruk Road (links Linden to Mabura) and from the capital, Georgetown, via a pontoon crossing on the Essequibo River at Mango Landing. Mahdia has a landing strip (Airport Code MHA) for small planes.

wikipedia.com

Hyde Park is a community in the Demerara-Mahaica Region of Guyana. It stands on the right bank of the Demerara River, at two metres above sea level, about 40 km upstream from the river's mouth, and Georgetown. Cheddi Jagan International Airport, is nearby.


Is this true? I thought Hyde Park was around the DeHoop/Mahaicony area...

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Originally posted by Petal29:
Hyde Park is a community in the Demerara-Mahaica Region of Guyana. It stands on the right bank of the Demerara River, at two metres above sea level, about 40 km upstream from the river's mouth, and Georgetown. Cheddi Jagan International Airport, is nearby.

Is this true? I thought Hyde Park was around the DeHoop/Mahaicony area...

there is a hyde park in parika as well
they have bushy park and hyrdonie also at parika

It did occur to me that we may have more than one but three! Thanks.

Very good topic.

I have historical maps which list all of the villages, towns, cities, etc., starting from the coastline from Berbice to Essequibo and onwards for the interior.

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Originally posted by Demerara_Guy:
Very good topic.

I have historical maps which list all of the villages, towns, cities, etc., starting from the coastline from Berbice to Essequibo and onwards for the interior.

post it , wah you wasting time.

Petal thanks, those are some good lists.

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Originally posted by Demerara_Guy:
Very good topic.

I have historical maps which list all of the villages, towns, cities, etc., starting from the coastline from Berbice to Essequibo and onwards for the interior.

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Originally posted by Jansher:

post it , wah you wasting time.

Petal thanks, those are some good lists.

I did not read the whole thread -- hence I was not sure what was covered in some of the pages.

I will post the names and if there are repeats -- ohhh well -- all the better.

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Originally posted by Demerara_Guy:

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Originally posted by Demerara_Guy:
Very good topic.

I have historical maps which list all of the villages, towns, cities, etc., starting from the coastline from Berbice to Essequibo and onwards for the interior.

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Originally posted by Jansher:

post it , wah you wasting time.

Petal thanks, those are some good lists.

I did not read the whole thread -- hence I was not sure what was covered in some of the pages.

I will post the names and if there are repeats -- ohhh well -- all the better.

No cousin DG, i want to see the map.. shukriya.
wa salam

Dem Guy is that an updated one....because I got one that was printed last year from the consul...

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Originally posted by Amber:
Dem Guy is that an updated one....because I got one that was printed last year from the consul...

Amber;

These I have are historical and detailed, for my use when I was working in Guyana as a Specialist Engineer.

Yours, of course, is up-to-date.

I will post the names from the maps I have and we eventually will see/know how much has changed.

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Originally posted by Demerara_Guy:

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Originally posted by Demerara_Guy:
Very good topic.

I have historical maps which list all of the villages, towns, cities, etc., starting from the coastline from Berbice to Essequibo and onwards for the interior.

quote:

Originally posted by Jansher:
post it , wah you wasting time.

Petal thanks, those are some good lists.

I did not read the whole thread -- hence I was not sure what was covered in some of the pages.
I will post the names and if there are repeats -- ohhh well -- all the better.

dont worry about the repeats, i think women on the whole likes a man who repeats himself...(especially, if the word is "yes dear"..

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Originally posted by Demerara_Guy:

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Originally posted by Amber:
Dem Guy is that an updated one....because I got one that was printed last year from the consul...

Amber;

These I have are historical and detailed, for my use when I was working in Guyana as a Specialist Engineer.

Yours, of course, is up-to-date.

I will post the names from the maps I have and we eventually will see/know how much has changed.

Okay darling anything u say...btw I noticed that Western Canada economy is doing a hell of alot better than the rest of the country...housing figures up...bai I do keep myself up to date on any thing with real estate...I don't have the time to pick out the names etc but can have Amral or the consulate scan one for me...

A few "cities" from wiki...

G
Georgetown, Guyana
L
Linden, Guyana
M
Mabaruma
Mahaicony
Mahdia, Guyana
Maicobi
Matthew's Ridge
Meten-Meer-Zorg
Moleson Creek
Mora Point
N
New Amsterdam, Guyana
O
Orealla
P
Paramakatoi
Port Kaituma
Princeville, Guyana
Providence, Guyana
R
Rockstone
Rose Hall, Guyana
Rosignol
S
Santa Rosa, Guyana
Saxacalli
Seweyo
Silver Hill
Suddie
T
Tumatumari
Tumatumari Landing
V
Victoria, Guyana
Vreed en Hoop
W
Wakapau
Wel te Vreeden
Weldaad
Wichabai
Z
Zeelandia, Guyana

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Originally posted by rajkumari:

dont worry about the repeats, i think women on the whole likes a man who repeats himself...(especially, if the word is "yes dear"..

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Originally posted by Amber:
Dem Guy is that an updated one....because I got one that was printed last year from the consul...

quote:

Originally posted by Demerara_Guy:
Amber;

These I have are historical and detailed, for my use when I was working in Guyana as a Specialist Engineer.

Yours, of course, is up-to-date.

I will post the names from the maps I have and we eventually will see/know how much has changed.

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Originally posted by Amber:
Okay darling anything u say...btw I noticed that Western Canada economy is doing a hell of alot better than the rest of the country...housing figures up...bai I do keep myself up to date on any thing with real estate...I don't have the time to pick out the names etc but can have Amral or the consulate scan one for me...

Indeed, it is booming here ... in some places, the price of houses have increased by more than 58% over the past year.

Dem Guy...I think this is the perfect time to invest up there... with low interest rates...and that part is very beautiful fr the pictures u posted before admin clean up ...