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Down the other side of the Jules Wijdenbosch Bridge for views of Paramaribo in Suriname.
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Down the other side of the Jules Wijdenbosch Bridge for views of Paramaribo in Suriname. (720x480px), Photo: © Mark Berman
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A colorful face mural welcomes you to Paramaribo after the bridge, Suriname.
A white wooden church with a tall red steeple on the outskirts of Paramaribo in Suriname.
The grassy banks of the Maroni River at the port in Saint Laurent du Maroni in French Guiana.
Crossing the Maroni River to Albina Suriname from Saint Laurent in French Guiana.