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Suriname's narrow coastal plain gives way to rolling hills in the interior. Its inland uplands belong to a much broader tropical landscape, contrasting with the swampier low ground beside the Atlantic.
The landscapes of Suriname
Suriname has a narrow, often swampy Atlantic coastal plain and a much larger interior of rolling hills. The change from low coastal ground to inland uplands provides the country's principal contrast in relief. Its higher landscapes belong to the wider Guiana region of northern South America.
Trade winds influence the tropical climate, and the interior remains part of a humid equatorial setting. The hills do not rise from a dry continental plateau; they sit within a broader tropical landscape. Coast, lowlands and inland relief together help explain the setting of Suriname's mountain destinations.
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