Departments of Uruguay - Populations and Areas

Populations and Areas

Population stated as per 2011 Census.

Department Area
km²		 Population Density Capital
Artigas 11,928 73,378 6.15 Artigas
Canelones 4,536 520,187 114.68 Canelones
Cerro Largo 13,648 84,698 6.21 Melo
Colonia 6,106 123,203 20.18 Colonia del Sacramento
Durazno 11,643 57,088 4.90 Durazno
Flores 5,144 25,050 4.87 Trinidad
Florida 10,417 67,048 6.44 Florida
Lavalleja 10,016 58,815 5.87 Minas
Maldonado 4,793 164,300 34.28 Maldonado
Montevideo 530 1,319,108 2,489 Montevideo
Paysandú 13,922 113,124 8.13 Paysandú
Río Negro 9,282 54,765 5.90 Fray Bentos
Rivera 9,370 103,493 11.04 Rivera
Rocha 10,551 68,088 6.45 Rocha
Salto 14,163 124,878 8.82 Salto
San José 4,992 108,309 21.70 San José de Mayo
Soriano 9,008 82,595 9.17 Mercedes
Tacuarembó 15,438 90,053 5.83 Tacuarembó
Treinta y Tres 9,676 48,134 4.97 Treinta y Tres

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