Three Brothers is an Indigenous village in the Waini area of Barima-Waini, Region 1. The Ministry of Amerindian Affairs lists it specifically as Three Brothers (Waini), helping distinguish the village from other uses of the name.
Local livelihoods
The Shell Beach Protected Area management-plan appendices describe fishing, farming and crabwood-oil processing among the community’s activities. These are documented livelihood traditions, not a claim that every resident follows the same occupation.
Guyana Marketing Corporation’s agro-processors directory also lists a crabwood-products enterprise at Three Brothers Village. The directory provides an additional connection between the place and local production.
The profiles below lead to other communities in the wider Waini and Moruca area.
Explore nearby and related places
- Warapoka: River Life and Community Tourism in Region 1
- Santa Rosa: Community Life in Moruca, Region 1
- The Meeting of the Waini River and the Atlantic Ocean
- Region 1 community directory
- Essequibo county directory
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