Which part of Guyana did the africans settled?

Africans were brought to what is now Guyana as slaves to work on sugar plantations. They first arrived in the 17th century and were primarily settled on the coastal regions of the country, particularly in the Demerara-Essequibo region. This area was well-suited for sugar cultivation due to its fertile soils and abundant rainfall. Over time, the African population grew and spread to other parts of the country, including the Berbice region and the interior.