There are no rivers in the Dutch Caribbean. This is a list of streams of the Dutch Caribbean. Except for Aruba, the streams (rooi or roi) of the other islands are listed in clockwise order, starting at the north end of each island. [1]
There are no rivers in the Dutch Caribbean. This is a list of streams of the Dutch Caribbean. Except for Aruba, the streams (rooi or roi) of the other islands are listed in clockwise order, starting at the north end of each island. [1]
The following streams are located in Aruba:
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The following streams are in Bonaire. All are intermittent streams, except Roi Kaohari. [2]
The following streams are in Sint Eustatius: [2]
The following streams are in Saba: [2]
The following intermittent streams are located in Curaçao: [3]
The following intermittent streams are located in Sint Maarten: [4]
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