Tacuarembo

Tacuarembo is one of the most voluminous departments in the entire land of Uruguay. Tacuarembo is the capital of the department of Tacuarembo at Uruguay. Tacuarembo in Uruguay is placed in the north-central regions of the country and shares its borders with the departments of Artigas, Rivera, Paysandú, Salto, Rio Negro, Cerro Largo and Durazno. The three principal cities in the department of Tacuarembo include the "Paso de los Toros", San Gregorio de Polanco and Tacuarembo.

The department of Tacuarembo is basically famous for the cattle bovine and sheep, rice, forest produces. It is these measures that has boosted the presence of sawmills as well as other industries in Tacuarembo of Uruguay.

There is a very popular legend according to which the town of Tacuarembo is the birth place of the famous Tango legend, by the name of Carlos Gardel. It was here in Tacuarembo that this famous legend completed his studies and there after began his career as an artist.

Tacuarembo is well accessible from the nearest cities of Poblado Cerro del Pastoreo, Rincon de la Aldea Poblado Echeverry, Poblado Godoy, Poblado Lavalleja and Poblado Rincon de la Bolsa.. The nearby airports of Tacuarembo and Presidente General Don Oscar D Gestido also offer regular flight services to the city of Tacuarembo to and from various destinations across the globe.