What is the highest point in Uruguay?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Cerro Catedral, about 514 metres, in the Sierra Carape range
- Step 1: The country has no high mountains. Step 2. The highest point is in the department of Maldonado. Answer: Cerro Catedral, about 514 metres, in the Sierra Carape range. Why not the others: The other heights are much too high for Uruguay.
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