Departments of Uruguay

Uruguay has a total of 19 departments. In this article, we will give some general information about the departments of Uruguay, such as population and area.

Below, you can see Uruguay’s Departments on the map.

Departments of Uruguay

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Departments of Uruguay

Artigas

The population of 2011 is 73,378. It has an area of 11,928 square kilometers.

Canelones

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Canelones

The population of 2011 is 520,187. It has an area of 4,536 square kilometers.

Cerro Largo

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Cerro Largo

The population of 2011 is 84,698. It has an area of 13,648 square kilometers.

Colonia

The population of 2011 is 123,203. It has an area of 6,106 square kilometers.

Durazno

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Durazno

The population of 2011 is 57,088. It has an area of 11,643 square kilometers.

Flores

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Flores

2011 yılına ait nüfusu 25,050’dir. 5,144 kilometrekare yüzölçümüne sahiptir.

Florida

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Florida

The population of 2011 is 67,048. It has an area of 10,417 square kilometers.

Lavalleja

The population of 2011 is 58,815. It has an area of 10,016 square kilometers.

Maldonado

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Maldonado

The population of 2011 is 164,300. It has an area of 4,793 square kilometers.

Montevideo

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Montevideo

The population of 2011 is 1,319,108. It has an area of 530 square kilometers.

Paysandú

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Paysandú

The population of 2011 is 113,124. It has an area of 13,922 square kilometers.

Río Negro

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Río Negro

The population of 2011 is 54,765. It has an area of 9,282 square kilometers.

Rivera

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Rivera

The population of 2011 is 103,493. It has an area of 9,370 square kilometers.

Rocha

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Rocha

The population of 2011 is 68,088. It has an area of 10,551 square kilometers.

Salto

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Salto

The population of 2011 is 124,878. It has an area of 14,163 square kilometers.

San José

The population of 2011 is 108,309. It has an area of 4,992 square kilometers.

Soriano

The population of 2011 is 82,595. It has an area of 9,008 square kilometers.

Tacuarembó

The population of 2011 is 90,053. It has an area of 15,438 square kilometers.

Treinta y Tres

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Treinta y Tres

The population of 2011 is 48,134. It has an area of 9,676 square kilometers.