Naryn oblast
The region is located in the south-east of Kyrgyzstan, was first established November 21, 1939, entitled Tien-Shan region. December 30, 1962 the area was disbanded and its districts of…
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The climatic conditions of Kyrgyzstan is determined by its geographical position. Most of the territory of the republic is located in the temperate zone, the southern. areas are located in…
Read more »Talas oblast
Talas is located in the north-west. Kyrgyzskoy of the Republic. Takes Talas valley. It is bordered on the north-west of Ka stan, Uzbekistan to the west, south of Jalalabad…
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NATIONAL HOLIDAYS January 1 – New Year January 7 – Orthodox Christmas Ait Orozo March 8 – International Women’s Day March 21 – Nooruz Kurman Ait May 1 – International…
Read more »Osh oblast
Osh region was formed from the former County 11/21/1939 01/27/1959 merged with and Jalal-Abad, Osh region in a single area. In connection with the formation of 10/05/1980 Talas its members…
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Bishkek – the capital of the Republic of Kyrgyzskoy. Is the political, economic, scientific, cultural and educational center, the main transportation hub. The total area of the urban area –…
Read more »Jalal-Abad region
Jalal-Abad oblast occupies the south-west. part of Kyrgyzstan, was established November 21, 1939. On January 27, 1959 became part of the Osh region. The newly separated 14 December 1990 as…
Read more »Chui
Chui is sitting. tion of the Republic of Kyr. From sowing. and the west. area of sides bordered by Kazakhstan, on the south-west – That lasskoy, in the south –…
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Batken region was formed October 12, 1999. It consisted of the Osh Region: Batken, Kadamzhai, Leylek r-us and the city of Kyzyl-Kiya, Syulyuktyu. In 2000, Stormy centers. And Batken. Isfana…
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In the economic development of regions of the country (7 regions and Bishkek), there are significant differences. At one stage (1991-95) of the transition to market relations in connection with…
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