Durazno, UruguayCapital City
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Living in Durazno means dealing with a population of just over 40,000 and a transportation system that, despite having an airport, currently lacks any commercial air service. The city, founded in 1821 and elevated to city status in 1906, sits on the south bank of the Yi River and is a hub for Routes 5 and 41. Bureaucracy appears to be a persistent headache, as evidenced by the redesign of the landmark San Pedro de Durazno church after a fire. While the city may hold appeal for some, its remote location and lack of infrastructure make it a dubious choice for all but the most intrepid expats.
Can I afford Durazno?
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You could save
$1513 / month
Savings Rate50%
Rent (Bahamas Average Adjusted)$625
Living Costs $862
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Safety6
Healthcare100
Walkability5
NomadGrocery Basket
Milk (1L)$1
Bread (loaf)—
Eggs (12)$5
Rice (1kg)—
Chicken (1kg)—
Eating Out
Meal (Inexpensive)$12
Meal (Mid-range)$116
Cappuccino$3
Water (0.33L)—
Utilities & Lifestyle
Utilities (mo)$194
Mobile Plan (mo)$19
Gym (mo)—
Cinema Ticket$7
Housing
1BR Center (mo)—
1BR Outside (mo)—
3BR Center (mo)—
3BR Outside (mo)—
Expat Life
English Proficiency
—Expat Community
—Top Neighborhoods
—Elevation
75mNearest Airport
MVD (169km)Local Economy
Avg Monthly Salary
—Mortgage Interest Rate
5.72%🌐 Infrastructure & Lifestyle
Avg Internet
— Temperature
— Annual Rainfall
1053 mm Coworking Spaces
— Best Months to Visit
Apr, May, Oct, Nov