- Aydar-
Arnasay system of lakes,
which covers 4,000
square kilometres (1,500 mi2). This has 3
brackish water lakes (the two
others being Arnasay and Tuzkan)...
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territory of ****akh
Region (Viloyat ****ax) and
forms part of the Aydar-
Arnasay lake system [de],
which collectively spans an area of
approximately 4,000...
- ****akh city with 174,000
inhabitants (12.9%); the
smallest po****tion is
Arnasay with 45,000
people (3.3%) and
Yangiabad witj 27,000
people (2.0%) in the...
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Arnasoy (Uzbek:
Arnasoy tumani) is a
district of ****akh
Region in Uzbekistan. The
capital lies at the town Gʻoliblar. It has an area of 490 km2 (190 sq mi)...
- This is a list of
lakes in Uzbekistan:
Akchakol Lake Aral Sea
Arnasay Lakes Ayazkala Lake
Aydar Lake Botakol [uz] Lake
Charvak Karateren Lake Sarygamysh...
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surround the
southern and part of the
western part of the country, and the
Arnasay-Aydar-Tuzkan
lakes in the
northern part of the country,
provides a temperate...
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National Reserve Zaamin National Reserve Zeravshan National Reserve Aydar Arnasay Lakes System Lake
Dengizkul List of
World Heritage Sites in Uzbekistan...
- Sverdlovsk, Shafrikan,
Bukhara city,
Gijduvan city,
Kagan city ****akh
Arnasay, Bakhmal, Gallyaral, ****akh, Dustlik, Zaamin, Zarbdar, Mirzachul, October...
- Name Area (ha) Area (acre) Aydar-
Arnasay Lakes system 527,100 1,302,000 Lake
Dengizkul 31,300 77,000
Sudochye lake
system 84,000 210,000
Tudakul and Kuymazar...
- A
similar approach resolved other disputes,
including those near the
Arnasay Dam. On
November 16, 2001, the
presidents of
Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan...
