National flag of Uruguay

The official name of Uruguay (URY) is Oriental Republic of Uruguay and consists of Blue and white flag colors. The capital city of Uruguay is Montevideo. Uruguay has the total estimated population as of 2021 is 3,404,189 or 3.4 M based on 19 states, 32 cities. The independence day is celebrated on August 25, 1825 and the founder of Uruguay is José Gervasio Artigas.

3,404,189
(3.4 M)

Population

181,034.0 km2
(69,897.589468 sqm)

Area

South America

Continent

UTC−03:00

Timezones

About Uruguay Flag


Uruguay Flag Colors	Blue White
Meaning of Uruguay flag colors An alternate-striped flag with sun on the top-right corner illustrates: Blue and white: The nine stripes represent the 9 original departments of Uruguay. Gold: The ‘Sun of May’ represents liberty.
Proportion	2:3
Proportion (decimals)	1.5
Flag Adoption Date	July 11, 1830

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Facts About Uruguay

Country Name	Uruguay
Official Name	Oriental Republic of Uruguay
Capital	Montevideo
Demonym	Uruguayan
Dialing Code	598
Country Code	UY/URY
Currencies	Peso Uruguayo ($)
TLDs	.uy
Area	181,034.0 km2 69,897.589468 sq mi
Coordinates	-33.0, -56.0 View on Google Map
Religions	Christian 58%, Irreligion 41%, Other religions 1%
Major Languages	Spanish; Castilian (es)
Independence Day	August 25, 1825
Founding Father	José Gervasio Artigas
National Anthem (Lyricist)	Francisco Esteban Acuña de Figueroa
National Anthem (Composer)	Francisco José Debali
National Animal	Southern Lapwing
National Flower	Erythrina Crista-Galli
National Bird	Southern Lapwing
National Dish / Food	Chivito
National Motto	Libertad O Muerte (Liberty Or Death)
National Sport	Destrezas Criollas
National Libraries	National Library Of Uruguay
National Library Cities	Montevideo
National Airline	Pluna (Primeras Líneas Uruguayas De Navegación Aérea)
Number of Provinces/States	19 (Nineteen)
Number of Cities	32 (Thirty Two)
Number of Airports	54 (Fifty Four)
Wiki	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/uruguay
Source: Government of the Uruguay and other.