Guest Posted May 31, 2024 hi, today i will explain why some uruguayan province names should be changed, as an uruguayan myself. tl:dr, not representative enough names. this is sponsored by the q-bam project at the left we have the tarariras province, which it should be changed to "colonia", since: the name "colonia" for that area pretty much exists from the 1600's; tarariras' origin is around the 1800's the department of colonia has a name for a reason. colonia is 3x times a larger city at the right we have punta del este, the name should be changed to "maldonado", since again maldonado is an older city, remounting to the 1750's, punta del este is from the 1860's maldonado is the name of the department too even though punta del este has more tourism and stuff like that than maldonado, the latter is the capital AND the more populated city by 6 times, literally 6 times. extras: young is "rio negro" (department name) or fray bentos (department capital, most important port in the uruguay river, more populated by 6k people aproximately) achar is "paso de los toros" (more populated, and more representative area; there's literally a brand named after that) minas can still be minas since that used to be the name of the area. population sources and general list of uruguayan cities (hyperlink)  Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
AmericanLiberia 74 Posted May 31, 2024 TacuarembĂł, Rivera, Artigas and those are alright? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
AmericanLiberia 74 Posted May 31, 2024 (edited) Actually, I now see that "Young" should be "PaysandĂș" instead, or not? Edit: I miss, PaysandĂș is much above xd Edited May 31, 2024 by AmericanLiberia Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted May 31, 2024 6 minutes ago, AmericanLiberia said: TacuarembĂł, Rivera, Artigas and those are alright? they are so alive. department borders though, they are not and lukas doesn't plan to mess with the provinces anymore. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...