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Amerindians traveled primarily along the Orinoco River to reach the Caribbean. This river, located in present-day Venezuela, served as a vital waterway for various indigenous groups, facilitating trade and migration. Additionally, the Amazon River and its tributaries were also significant for those traveling from the interior of South America to the Caribbean coast.

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