French Guiana is still an overseas territory of France, located in northern South America. It was settled by the French in the 17th century. It is called "French" Guiana because in colonial times, there were three colonies: French, British, and Dutch Guiana. The latter two became Guyana and Suriname, respectively.
French Guiana is part of France.
French Guiana is part of France.
It is called French Guiana because it is part of France. They bought this land and made it part of their economy.
French Guiana is part of France ans uses the Euro (€) as a currecny.
Guyana does not belong to France, it is an independent country. But French Guiana (not the same thing) on the other side of Suriname, is part of France. A confusing fact maybe the French name of the French Guiana, "la Guyane".
Cayenne is the capital of French Guiana, which is not a country but an overseas territory of France.
French Guiana is a French oversea "département", i.e. a French administrative subdivision on exactly the same model as exist in mainland France. French Guiana is part of France and has the same rights and laws.
French Guiana is a part of France, it is not an independent country.
French Guiana is part of France. It is a French overseas Département. There is no "leader" and the local administrators report back to Paris.
French GuianaFrench Guiana was a colony of France since 1817. French Guiana can be found in northeast South America. It is called an overseas region of France.
French guiana is part of France. It is not an independent country, nor is it a colony (says the UN). It is a French overseas region, with the very same laws as mainland France, and the same currency, the euro.
yes it is fairly rich, because it is a part of france.