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Canaima National Park

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Canaima National Park
Wadakapiapué-tepui and Yuruaní-tepui in Canaima National Park
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Location of Angel Falls in the Canaima National Park
LocationBolívar State, Venezuela
CoordinatesTɛmplet:Coords
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EstablishedJune 12, 1962 (1962-06-12)
Tɛmplet:Designation list
Canaima, Venezuela
Angel Falls is the highest waterfall in the world.

Canaima National Park (Spanish: Parque Nacional Canaima) nyɛla 30,000 km2 (12,000 sq mi) paaki din be south-eastern Venezuela ka di mini Gran Sabana be yaɣ'yini polo. Di be la Bolívar State, ka di tarisi ni Brazil mini Guyana.UNESCO nima n daa kali li mpahi World Heritage Site.

Canaima National Park daa zali la anashaara goli 12 June 1962. 1990 piligu zaa, tiŋgbani shɛŋa din daa be "Amazonian Cooperation Treaty" nyɛla ban tɛhi ni di tu ni bɛ yɛligi Canaima National Park south polo ka di chaŋ ti gɔhi Monte Roraima National Park din be Brazil.[1]


Yuuni 1994, UNESCO nima daa kali Canaima National Park mpahi World Heritage Site.International Union for Conservation of Nature pdaa niŋ gu ka taɣi vihigu yuuni 2017, ka daa nyɛ ka Canaima National Park luɣ'shɛli din mali anfaani.

Canaima National Park n-nyɛ paaki karili din pahiri buyi Venezuela, Parima-Tapirapecó nuu yi yi, ka nyɛ paaki karili din dɔ buyɔbu zuɣu dunia.Di mini Belgium bee Maryland ni tooi nyɛ yim. .[2]

Canaima mali binkɔbiri balibu pam, ka bɛ wɔliwɔli m-me tiŋgbani maa yaga pam.[3] Binnɛma maa shɛba n-nyɛ ban doli ŋɔ na:

Tihi ni mɔri gari balibu kɔbisita ka be La Gran Sabana ko.

Devil's Canyon in the Canaima National Park
  • Cave Uruyén
  • Kamarata Indian village
  • Wareipa Indian community
  • El Encanto Falls
  • Avak Indian community
  • Roberto Beach
  • Kanwaripa Indian community
  • Caroní River
  • La Maloca Indian village
  • Kukenán Falls (in the Tepui Kukenán or Matawí)
  • La Piedra de La Virgen (The rock of the virgin)
  • El Danto Falls
  • La Arenaria
  • Monumento al Soldado Pionero
  • Aponwao I River
  • Tarotá Baths
  • Toroncito Ravine
  • Toron merú Falls
  • Karuay Falls
  • Chinak merú Falls (Aponwao falls)
  • Parupa
  • Anotén
  • Chivatón Falls
  • Mission of Kavanayen
  • Kamoirán Rapids
  • Kama merú Falls
  • Arapán merú (Pacheco Ravine)
  • Soruapa River or Woimeri
  • San Francisco de Yuruaní (Kumaracapai) Indian Community
  • Jasper Creek (Kako Parú or Jaspe Ravine)
  • Urué merú
  • Kukenán Bridge River
  • Paraitepui Indian Community of Roraima
  • Wonkén Indian Community
  • Mount Roraima.


  1. McNeely, Jeffrey A.; Harrison, Jeremy (1994), Protecting Nature: Regional Reviews of Protected Areas, IUCN, p. 377, ISBN 978-2-8317-0119-6, retrieved 8 June 2016
  2. Sears, Robin, South America: Southern Venezuela, northern Brazil, western Guyana, and eastern Colombia (NT0124), WWF: World Wildlife Fund, retrieved 1 April 2017
  3. (2020) "Baseline for monitoring and habitat use of medium to large non-volant mammals in Gran Sabana, Venezuela". Therya 11: 169-179. DOI:10.12933/therya-20-891.