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Uruguay
Uruguay is a country in the southeastern part of South America. Its capital is Montevideo and it is the second smallest country in South America with a total land area of 176,000 square kilometers.
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No, Uruguay is an independent country located in South America. It's part of MERCOSUR and UNASUR.
What is the capital found 150 miles west of Montevideo?
Buenos Aires, the capital and most populous city of Argentina, is located 150 miles west of Montevideo, Uruguay.
What is the holiday Punta del Este for in Uruguay?
Punta del Este is not a holiday, it's a place, a city in the east of Uruguay.
It's the biggest city for tourism because of its nice beaches, many shops and beautiful surroundings.
What formal region is Uruguay in?
Uruguay is formally located in the region of South America, specifically in the southeastern part of the continent. It is bordered by Brazil to the north, Argentina to the west, and the Atlantic Ocean to the south. Uruguay is often classified as part of the Rio de la Plata region, which includes the estuaries and river systems of the area.
What is the coldest month for Uruguay?
Usually August but July could be too. Uruguay has all the four seasons and winter is from around June 21st to around September 21st.
Uruguay's location was disputed between Argentina and Brazil in the 19th century so an English lord interceded (Lord Ponsomby) and they arranged that the best option would be to declare a new country at the east of the river Uruguay and then the Oriental Republic of Uruguay was born in 1825.
Where is 34 south and 56 west?
34 S 56 W is the Florida Department, Departamento de Florida, Uruguay, South America.
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What divides Uruguay from Argentina?
The Uruguay River and the estuary "Río de la Plata" (Silver River)
How many days does Uruguay celebrate Christmas?
Surely if it is Christmas, they celebrate Christmas as we do. They believe that Christ was born on the 25th of December so surely it's not a cultural thing but a religious one? Please don't take my word for it but I imagine that the Uruguayan people celebrating Christmas would most probably celebrate it the way we do... and the same number of days...
