Pajas Blancas, Montevideo

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Pajas Blancas is a village of Montevideo Department in Uruguay.

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Pajas Blancas, Montevideo
Juan José Elizalde, Montevideo Pajas Blancas

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N -34.866944444444 °	E -56.333055555556 °

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Juan José Elizalde 5491
Montevideo, Pajas Blancas
Montevideo, Uruguay
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