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Pointe Béhague

Coordinates: 4°40′05″N 51°53′26″W / 4.66814°N 51.89049°W / 4.66814; -51.89049
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The Pointe Béhague or Pointe Coumarouman or even Ponta de Cumarumã (in Portuguese) is a cape in north-east French Guiana, lying between the mouths of Approuague and Oiapoque rivers.

In 1992, it was chosen for location of the fictitious city (and nation) of Porto Claro.

4°40′05″N 51°53′26″W / 4.66814°N 51.89049°W / 4.66814; -51.89049


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