This is a list of Catholic churches in Uruguay.
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Montevideo is divided into ten Pastoral Zones. [1] [2]
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Canelones covers Canelones Department: [4] [5]
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Florida covers Florida Department and Durazno Department: [6]
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Maldonado-Punta del Este covers almost all of the Maldonado Department [7] and also part of Rocha Department. [8]
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Melo covers Cerro Largo Department and Treinta y Tres Department: [9]
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Mercedes covers Soriano Department and Colonia Department: [10]
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Minas covers all the Lavalleja Department and also small parts of Rocha Department and Maldonado Department. [11]
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Salto covers Artigas Department, Salto Department, Paysandú Department, and Río Negro Department: [12]
The Roman Catholic Diocese of San José de Mayo covers San José Department and Flores Department: [13]
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Tacuarembó covers Rivera Department and Tacuarembó Department: [14]
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