The language is Spanish.
Uruguay
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Clues that work anywhere in this area
Many signs are white-painted lumber with several square holes cut into them.
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Bollards are mostly white-based. There are also yellow bollards, but their sides are still white.
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Windbreaks and plantations show up here and there, sometimes with the same species of tree planted in neat rows. Since it's a flat country with almost no mountains to block the wind, these are likely windbreaks or shelterbelts for livestock.
The centerline is distinctive — a white line evenly dashed between two solid yellow lines.
Most of the oil industry is run by the state-owned ANCAP, so ANCAP gas stations are common in towns.

The Google Car appears black here.
Mountain-shaped utility poles are also a distinctive Uruguayan feature. Combined with plantations or cattle, they're a good sign of Uruguay.
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Once you know the area: which part of it
Area Code
Phone area codes narrow down the region
Phone area codes are assigned by region. When a number shows up on a sign, an advert or a van, its leading digits narrow the location down to a part of the country.
Terrain

Agriculture
Where Agriculture clues apply3
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Farming is concentrated in the southwest, where Soriano and Colonia together account for nearly half of barley and soybean production. If you see fields stretching out, it's worth leaning west.

Flat lowlands divided by narrow earthen dikes into paddies mean rice. Over 70% of rice is grown in the east (Treinta y Tres and elsewhere).

Large plantations of eucalyptus or pine planted in a grid within grassland are common in the northeast (Rivera, Tacuarembó) and in the west. There are almost none in the southwest or northwest.

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Once you know the region: which city or town
Cabo Polonio

Isla de Flores
There's an offshore island called Isla de Flores, captured on foot, with a large lighthouse.
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Regions
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Basics
General facts about this place- One of the smallest countries in South America, almost entirely covered by grasslands known as the Pampas[ref]


