329 Postal Codes in Uruguay

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The average area for postal codes in Uruguay is 1,439.2 km² with the largest being 45000 in Tacuarembó Department at 14,850.8 km² and the smallest being 11000 in Montevideo Department at 1.627 km². In Uruguay the average population for a postal code is 28,013 with the most populated being postal code 50000 in Salto Department at 133,045. The average population density for a postal code in Uruguay is 1,121 / km² with the densest being postal code 11200 in Montevideo Department at 18,122 / km². The median age for postal codes in Uruguay ranges from 27.1 years old for 60400 in Algorta, Uruguay, Río Negro Department to 43.1 years old for 20500 in Maldonado Department. The fastest growing postal code is 15100 in Canelones Department with population growth of 65.3% from 2000 to 2015, an average of 3.4% per year.

TimezoneUruguay Standard Time
Area17,615 km²
Population3.5 million
Population Density197 / km²
Postal Codes11000, 11100, 11200 (326 more)
Businesses in Uruguay250,596
Cities151
Postal Code Ranges
Postal CodesAdministrative RegionNumber of postal codes
11000 - 13000Montevideo Department27
15100 - 16404, 90000 - 91800Canelones Department65
20000 - 20500Maldonado Department14
27000 - 27400Rocha Department15
30000 - 30100Lavalleja Department11
30201 - 30203, 94000 - 96500Florida Department32
30302 - 35300Treinta y Tres Department10
36100 - 37101Cerro Largo Department11
40000 - 41200Rivera Department8
45000 - 45200Tacuarembó Department13
50000 - 50200Salto Department14
55000 - 55100Artigas Department10
60000 - 60300Paysandú Department15
60400 - 65100Río Negro Department6
70000 - 70800Colonia Department21
70700 - 75500Soriano Department15
80000 - 80500San José Department15
85000 - 85002Flores Department2
97000 - 98000Durazno Department10
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Uruguay

(/ˈjʊərəɡwaɪ/; Spanish: [uɾuˈɣwai]), officially the Eastern Republic of Uruguay (Spanish: República Oriental del Uruguay), is a country in the southeastern region of South America. It is bordered by Argentina to its west and Brazil to its north and..

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