Ölziit, Khentii

Ölziit, Khentii

Ölziit (Mongolian: Өлзийт) is a former Ölziit sum center settlement in the eastern part of Kherlen sum (district) of Khentii Province in eastern Mongolia, 53 km from aimag capital Öndörkhaan and 297 km from national capital Ulan Bator. According the National Census 2010 Ölziit population is 1,110[1]. Settlement is populated with uriankhai tribe[2].

References

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  2. ^ www.medeelel.mn Өлзийт

Coordinates: 47°30′16″N 110°10′22″E / 47.50444°N 110.17278°E / 47.50444; 110.17278


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