Jaureguiberry is a village and resort of the

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of southern

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Geography

Location

It is located about east of

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between the resort Argentino and the

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Population

In 2011 Jaureguiberry had a population of 458.

Etymology

The village is named after its founder Miguel Jaureguiberry, who resided there until his death in 1951.

Sights

Jaureguiberry boasts five

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s: Federación Uruguaya de Magisterio, Harbour Workers, Navy Subofficers, Public Health Psychiatry Workers and Federación Nacional de Profesores de Secundaria. In 2016 was built an

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school at this location.

References

External links

Instituto Nacional de Estadística: ''Plan of Jaureguiberry''
Populated places in the Canelones Department Seaside resorts in Uruguay {{Canelones-geo-stub