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Fergana Valley

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Fergana Valley or Ferghana Valley, region, 8,494 sq mi (22,000 sq km), divided among Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Kyrgyzstan. The Fergana Range (part of the Tian Shan system) rises in the northeast and the Pamir in the south. The narrow Khudjand Pass in the west has historically served as an invasion route into the valley. The Xinjiang region of China borders the valley in the southeast. The Fergana Valley, consisting partly of the very fertile Karakalpak steppe and partly of desert land, is drained by the Syr Darya River and by numerous mountain streams, which are fed by snowfiel... Read more
Fergana
The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition or Ferghana , city (1989 pop. 200,373), capital of Fergana region, E Uzbekistan, in the Fergana Valley. The marketing center of a large oasis area, it has silk, cotton, and artificial fiber industries. Oil, coal, and uranium ore lie in the area. Founded in 1876 by the Russians as Novy Margelan, the city was ... Read more
Uzbekistan
Worldmark Encyclopedia of the Nations ... mainly in the Fergana Valley. The Aral Sea ... mostly in the Fergana Valley and Zeravshan ... Tashkent and the Fergana Valley. Uzbeklegprom ... refineries, at Fergana, Alty-Arik, and ... state control to a free-market economy ... discovered in the Fergana Valley in ... Read more

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