- Charyn River
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The Charyn River is a river in the Almaty Province of Kazakhstan. It flows into the Ili River, which is considered to be the largest artery of Lake Balkhash. The Charyn River is 427 km long. It runs through the territory of Kegen and Uigur regions, forming up the Charyn Canyon. The Moinak Hydro Power Plant is under development on the river.
Rivers of Kazakhstan Rivers Ajaguz River • Akan-Burluk River • Arys River • Asa River • Aschiagar River • Ayat River • Badam River • Bolshoy Uzen River • Borolday River • Bugun River • Bukhtarma River • Byan River • Charyn River • Chu River • Emba River • Ilek River • Iman-Burluk River • Irgiz River • Ili River • Irtysh River • Ishim River • Kapal River • Karatal River • Kigach River • Keles River • Koksu River • Koluton River • Kurchum River • Lukina River • Narym River • Nura River • O River • Sarisu River • Sytasty River • Syr Darya • Talas River • Tersakkan River • Tobol River • Tuolba River • Turgai River • Ural River • Uba River • Ubagan River • Ulba RiverCategories:- Rivers of Kazakhstan
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