- Züünbayan-Ulaan, Övörkhangai
Züünbayan-Ulaan ( _mn. Зүүн Баян-Улаан) is a sum (district) of
Övörkhangai Province in southernMongolia .
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Züünbayan-Ulaan, Övörkhangai
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