Resorts of Suriname

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The districts of Suriname are divided into 62 resorts (ressorten). The resorts are listed below, by district:

Contents 1 Brokopondo District 2 Commewijne District 3 Coronie District 4 Marowijne District 5 Nickerie District 6 Para District 7 Paramaribo District 8 Saramacca District 9 Sipaliwini District 10 Wanica District 11 See also

[edit] Brokopondo District

• Brownsweg
• Centrum
• Klaaskreek
• Kwakoegron
• Marshallkreek
• Sarakreek

[edit] Commewijne District

• Alkmaar
• Bakkie
• Margaretha
• Meerzorg
• Nieuw Amsterdam
• Tamanredjo

[edit] Coronie District

• Johanna Maria
• Totness
• Welgelegen

[edit] Marowijne District

• Albina
• Galibi
• Moengo
• Moengotapoe
• Patamacca
• Wanhatti

[edit] Nickerie District

• Groot Henar
• Nieuw Nickerie
• Oostelijke Polders
• Wageningen
• Westelijke Polders

[edit] Para District

• Bigi Poika
• Carolina
• Noord
• Oost
• Zuid

[edit] Paramaribo District

• Beekhuizen
• Blauwgrond
• Centrum
• Flora
• Latour
• Livorno
• Munder
• Pontbuiten
• Rainville
• Tammenga
• Weg Naar See
• Welgelegen

[edit] Saramacca District

• Calcutta
• Groningen
• Jarikaba
• Kampong Baroe
• Tijgerkreek
• Wayamboweg

[edit] Sipaliwini District

• Boven Coppename
• Boven Saramacca
• Boven Suriname
• Coeroeni
• Kabalebo
• Tapanahony

[edit] Wanica District

• De Nieuwe Grond
• Domburg
• Houttuin
• Koewarasan
• Kwatta
• Lelydorp
• Saramacca Polder

[edit] See also

• Districts of Suriname

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