List of cemeteries in Uruguay

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List of cemeteries in Uruguay.

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Montevideo Department

Artigas Department

Canelones Department

Cerro Largo Department

Colonia Department

Durazno Department

Flores Department

Florida Department

Lavalleja Department

Maldonado Department

Paysandú Department

Río Negro Department

Rivera Department

Rocha Department

Salto Department

San José Department

Soriano Department

Tacuarembó Department

Treinta y Tres Department

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