Princeville, Guyana

Princeville is an Amerindian community in the Potaro-Siparuni Region of Guyana.
The location used to be called Kangaruma Junction, but was renamed after Alan Prince, its founder. The village is a satellite of and managed by the Village Captain and Councilors of Campbelltown.

Economic activity

Most of the residents are Patamona or Wapishana people. Mining and farming are the main economic activities.

Public services

Princeville has a health hut, served by a community health worker. It has a primary school and secondary schooling is done in Mahdia. The village has a few small shops. The village lacks electricity, residents use privately owned generators.