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Kumina is a religion that developed in Jamaica during the 19th century. It draws in large part on elements from Kongo religion that had been introduced
north-central Brazil. In addition to the main river, it has a "loop" known as the Cuminá River, which finally merges into the Paru de Oeste River about 6 km (3.7 mi)
the middle course of the Erepecurú River (Cuminá River) in Brazil. Coudreau, Olga (1901). Voyage au Cuminá: 20 avril- 7 septembre 1900 (in French). Paris:
Private Company Information – Bloomberg". Bloomberg.com. "会社情報 - Cuminas Corporation". Cuminas.jp. Archived from the original on 2018-01-15. Retrieved 2018-01-14
21, 1997 Sam Sarpong Yo-Yo Master John Freeborn, Stanless Steel, Samba Cumina Samba, Shay Magnifique Descendents 150 August 22, 1997 Denise Austin The
course of the Cuminá River. (Unattested.) Pauxi / Pawiyana – spoken on the right bank of the middle course of the Erepecurú River (Cuminá River); now perhaps
Pataxo-Hahahai Pataxo Jequitinhonha, Bahia Pauxi Carib Right of Middle Cumina, Para Pauxiana Carib Between Rio Mocajai and Rio Catrimani, Roraima Payaguá
List of extinct Indigenous peoples of Brazil
437 m3/s (121,400 cu ft/s) Basin features Tributaries • left Paru de Oeste River (Erepecuru River/Cuminá River) • right Mapuera River, Cachorro River
Champs-Elysées" "Sunday Times" English version of "Les Champs-Elysées" "Vaya na cumina" "We ain't makin' it" 1973 English version of "Vaya-na-cumana" "Indian Summer
mainly to publicize the lands still ignored by the masses." (Voyage au Cumina, 1900) From 1899 to 1906, she worked as an official explorer for the French
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