Paysandú ( Spanish: Paysandú ) is a department in western Uruguay . It borders with the departments of Salto (in the north), Rio Negro (in the south) and Tacuarembo (in the east), as well as with Argentina (in the west). The border with Argentina runs along the Uruguay River. The area is 13,922 km² (7.9% of the total area of the country). The administrative center is the city of the same name .
Content
According to 2009 data, the population is 127,345 (3.49% of the Uruguayan population) [1] . The population density is 9.15 people / km².
| The main settlements | Other settlements |
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| The population is given according to the 2011 census [2] |
| City | Population, [3]
people (2011) |
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| Paysandu | 76,429 | | Nuevo paysandu | 8578 | | Guichon | 5039 | | Chacras de Paysandu | 3965 | | Cebracho | 2853 | | San felix | 1718 | | Porvenir | 1159 | | Tambores | 1111 | | Piedras Coloradas | 1094 |
| Populated
paragraph | Population
people (2011) |
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| Lorenzo gaires | 774 | | Chapikui | 735 | | Gallinal | 700 | | Orgoroso | 583 | | Merino | 528 | | Beisso | 399 | | Casablanca | 343 | | Esperanza | 340 | | Cerro Chato | 333 | | Constance | 331 | | Morato | 218 | | Eucalypto | 197 |
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