Neighborhoods of Montevideo

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Montevideo is the capital of the Republic of Uruguay. Its nearly 1.5 million inhabitants live in different barrios, each with its own identity, geographic location and activities appropriate to the socio-cultural level of its inhabitants.

Many areas of the city that are now considered barrios had geographically independent populations, later absorbed into the growing city. This is the case with Sayago, Pocitos, and others. Some grew out of industrial areas, such as Cerro and the neighbors of Nuevo París, and others by the construction of complete, large-scale residential neighborhoods, such as Euskal Erría in Malvín Norte and Parque Posadas in the Prado.

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Ciudad Vieja Centro Barrio Sur Aguada Villa Muñoz Cordón Palermo Parque Rodó Tres Cruces La Comercial Larrañaga La Blanqueada Parque Batlle, Villa Dolores Pocitos Punta Carretas Unión Buceo Malvín Malvín Norte Parque Guaraní, Las Canteras

Punta Gorda Carrasco Carrasco Norte Bañados de Carrasco Flor de Maroñas Maroñas Villa Española Ituzaingó Pérez Castellanos Mercado Modelo, Bolivar Brazo Oriental Jacinto Vera, La Figurita Reducto Capurro, Bella Vista Prado Atahualpa Peñarol Belvedere La Teja Tres Ombúes, Pueblo Victoria

Cerro, La Paloma Casabó, Pajas Blancas Paso de la Arena Nuevo París Conciliación Sayago Piedras Blancas Colón Centro y Noroeste Lezica, Melilla Colón Sudeste, Abayubá Manga, Toledo Chico Casavalle Cerrito Las Acacias Jardines del Hipódromo Lavalleja, 40 Semanas Manga Punta de Rieles, Bella Italia Villa García, Manga Rural

[edit] See also

• Montevideo