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Montevideo — one of the clubs with the most league titles (4), plays at the Gimnasio Aguada, founded in 1922.

Montevideo (Palermo) — the doyen of Uruguayan basketball, founded in 1918, the league's first four-time champion.

Montevideo (Villa Biarritz) — plays at its own Gimnasio Biguá, a two-time league champion.

Montevideo — a multi-sport club founded in 1910, a four-time league champion.

Montevideo — a club founded in 1934, playing at Plaza de las Misiones.

Montevideo — a club of the Jewish community, a four-time league champion.

Montevideo — "the neighborhood's club," champion of the Liga de Ascenso in 2016 and 2025.

Montevideo — "the club of the beach," founded in 1938, a five-time league champion.

Montevideo — the basketball section of the famous football club, playing at Gran Parque Central.

Montevideo — champion of the Uruguayan League in 2026, playing at the Palacio Peñarol.

Montevideo (Nuevo Malvín) — a club dedicated exclusively to basketball.

Montevideo (Prado) — a multi-sport club, a two-time Liga de Ascenso champion.