- Raions of Kyrgyzstan
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The provinces of Kyrgyzstan are divided into raions (districts), administered by government-appointed officials. Rural communities (aiyl okmotus) consisting of up to twenty small settlements have their own elected mayors and councils. The raions are listed below, by province:
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Rural raions of Kyrgyzstan
Districts of Batken Province
Batken province is divided administratively into 3 districts:[1]
District Capital No. on
the map
Batken District Batken 2 Kadamjay District Pulgon 3 Leilek District Isfana 1 Districts of Bishkek
The capital city of Bishkek has the status of province[2] and is divided into four districts:[3]
- Leninskiy District
- Oktyabrskiy District
- Pervomayskiy District
- Sverdlovskiy District
Districts of Chuy Province
Chuy province is divided administratively into 8 districts and the district-level city of Tokmok:[4][5]
District Capital Population (2006) Number on
the map
Alamudun District Lebedinovka 111,783 27 Chuy District Tokmok 42,261 29 Jaiyl District Kara-Balta ? 24 Kemin District Kemin 50,900 30 Moskovsky District Belovodskoye 81,812 25 Panfilov District Kaindy (Kayyngdy) 40,451 23 Sokuluk District Sokuluk 136,543 26 Ysyk-Ata District Kant 125,856 28 City of Tokmok Tokmok 58,000 Districts of Issyk Kul Province
Issyk Kul is divided administratively into 5 districts:[4]
District Capital number
on mapAk-Suu District Teploklyuchenka 40 Jeti-Oguz District Kyzyl-Suu 39 Tong District Bokonbaevo 38 Tup District Tyup 37 Issyk Kul District Cholpon-Ata 36 Districts of Jalal-Abad Province
Jalal-Abad is divided administratively into 8 districts:[1]
No. District Capital 1 Aksy District Kerben 2 Ala-Buka District Ala-Buka 3 Bazar-Korgon District Bazar-Korgon 4 Nooken District Massy 5 Suzak District Suzak 6 Toguz-Toro District Kazarman 7 Toktogul District Toktogul 8 Chatkal District Kanysh-Kyya Districts of Naryn Province
Naryn province is divided administratively into 5 districts:[1]
District Capital Ak-Talaa District Baetov At-Bashi District At-Bashi Jumgal District Chaek Kochkor District Kochkorka Naryn District Naryn Districts of Osh Province
Osh province is divided administratively into 7 districts:[1]
District Capital Alay District Gulcha Aravan District Aravan Chong-Alay District Daroot-Korgon Kara-Kulja District Kara-Kulja Kara-Suu District Kara-Suu Nookat District Eski-Nookat Uzgen District Uzgen Districts of Talas Province
Talas province is divided administratively into 4 districts:[4]
District Capital No. on
the map
Bakay-Ata District Bakay-Ata 20 Kara-Buura District Kyzyl-Adyr 19 Manas District Pokrovka 21 Talas District Manas 22 See also
References
- ^ a b c d Kyrgyzstan: Provinces, districts, district capitals. Retrieved on 7 April 2009
- ^ Law on the Status of Bishkek, 16 April 1994, article 2 (Russian). Retrieved on 7 April 2009
- ^ Districts of Bishkek (Russian). Retrieved on 7 April 2009
- ^ a b c Классификатор СОАТЕ
- ^ The Government of the Chuy Province: The districts of Chuy Oblast (Russian)
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