This map, created by AP shows the disputed region west of the Essequibo River, which is claimed by Venezuela. Key features include:
Disputed Region, this area is highlighted with diagonal shading and enclosed by an orange boundary line. The map places the disputed region within the broader geographical context, showing neighbouring countries such as Venezuela, Brazil, Suriname, and the Atlantic Ocean to the northeast.
Other labels include the country Guyana with its capital, Georgetown, marked near the coast. The Essequibo River, this significant river is marked and acts as the eastern boundary of the disputed region.
An Inset Map has been added in the top right corner showing the location of the disputed area within the larger region of South America.
The map aims to clearly delineate the contentious area claimed by Venezuela, providing a visual understanding of the territorial dispute.