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757:). January lows average −4 °C or 24.8 °F and July highs average 34.9 °C or 94.8 °F. The climate at the foot of the mountains is milder than that of deserts and steppes. Annual precipitation is 400 to 500 millimetres (16 to 20 in) in the south and 250 to 300 millimetres (10 to 12 in) in the north. The frost-free period totals between 210 and 240 days, whilst annual sunshine totals 2800 to 3000 hours. There are many rivers flowing from the mountains, of which the largest are Sangzor and Zaamin.
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There are more than 20 caves in the region. Although they have not been studied by experts, only amateurs who have observed the
Peshawar cave recall that inside the cave there is a large and long square (hall), a red hearth, paintings on stone walls and petroglyphic inscriptions abound. In addition,
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Jizzakh is an ancient oasis. The
Turkestan and Nurata ridges, which surround the southern and part of the western part of the country, and the Arnasay-Aydar-Tuzkan lakes in the northern part of the country, provides a temperate climate. The peaks are covered with snow and glaciers, Chovkar mountain,
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was one of their most brutal campaigns, and many cities were destroyed including
Jizzakh. In 1220, the city was invaded and destroyed, resulting in most of the population being killed and the majority of the city being leveled. Under Mongol rule, the city struggled to recover, and went into a state
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constituting another quarter of the population and other ethnicities including
Kazakhs and Uyghurs making up the rest. After a railway was built to Tashkent in 1906, Russian settlers began to pour into the region. This led to resentment, and land was often seized from locals by the government and
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Or the spring that rises from the Suffa Square at the top of the mountain in Zaamin district, the nearby
Muzbulak, the garden built on the top of a high mountain in Bakhmal - all this speaks of ancient history. Rivers attached to the mountains, springs flowing from glaciers, groves covering the
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The huge cave south of Mount
Molguzar was once used as a Buddhist temple. The book "History of the Sui Dynasty" also mentions the Eastern TSao (Usturshona), "There is the city of Yecha. It is a closed cave in the city and is sacrificed twice a year. Or the cultural Tavakbulak, located on the
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shoulders of Mount
Molguzar at an altitude of two thousand six hundred meters above sea level, can be called a miracle. On the river Aktash in Bakhmal district there is a huge cemetery on the shoulders of steep mountains, next to it there is a magnificent gorge "Blood Drop".
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given over to settlers. While few settlers moved to the
Jizzakh region, Russian policies of land surveying, and redistribution angered natives who had their rights to grazing land and other key commodities restricted by the government.
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ravines. About 100 medicinal herbs... On the banks of the
Poyimard river in Jizzakh district, in the middle of a 20-meter-high rocky outcrop, all of them are natural monuments, all of which testify to the existence of primitive man.
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to protect the people. Under the
Abbasids, rule of the region of Osrushana was given over to the house of Saman, who split the wider region amongst themselves under Abbasid suzerainty. In 892,
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to his north and east. Jizzakh, geographically near the border of Timur's realm and Moghulistan and controlling a key mountain pass, was likely rebuilt and refortified during this period.
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of the "Sogdiana" sports complex - a multipurpose arena, rebuilt in 2015 and now designed for 11,650 spectators (previously - the "Central" stadium, the "Jizzakh" stadium).
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the long cave is artificially fenced and additional stairs are made for the next hall, which testifies to the fact that primitive people lived here in ancient times.
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Jizzakh Vocational College of Architecture and Construction
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Jizzakh City Vocational College of Economics and Service
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Boarding school for gifted children named after "Umid"
1745:"ZiyoNET › Ta'lim muassasalari › Kollejlar"
1720:"ZiyoNET › Ta'lim muassasalari › Litseylar"
1695:"ZiyoNET › Ta'lim muassasalari › Maktablar"
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Academic lyceum under Jizzakh Polytechnic Institute
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1508:of Uzbekistan: modern and ancient - the cities of
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1768:JZ.UZ - Information portal of Jizzakh region
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106:Coordinates:
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1830:Jizzakh City
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1227:
1216:
1208:overwhelming
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1027:mm (inches)
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712:Uzbek League
697:
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519:Genghis Khan
516:
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489:
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465:conquest of
461:. After the
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324:
176:10th century
1971:Marjonbuloq
1679:January 19,
1552:SamKochAvto
1467:soccer club
550:Moghulistan
531:Moghulistan
275:Postal code
128: /
2185:Categories
2155:Shahrisabz
1930:Gʻallaorol
1860:Mirzachoʻl
1855:Gʻallaorol
1755:2021-02-01
1730:2021-02-01
1705:2021-02-01
1572:References
1544:trolleybus
1500:Along the
1447:traditions
1246:Ukrainians
1202:Demography
1099:(≥ 1.0 mm)
555:Under the
514:of decay.
388:Uzbekistan
375:pronounced
318:(in Uzbek)
253:Demonym(s)
231:Population
181:Government
155:Uzbekistan
116:67°50′32″E
113:40°06′57″N
2150:Samarkand
1996:Zafarobod
1986:Uchquloch
1966:Gʻoliblar
1915:Dashtobod
1880:Zafarobod
1875:Yangiobod
1823:Districts
1812:Capital:
1653:cite book
1624:cite book
1566:microcars
1537:Syr Darya
1529:Samarkand
1514:Samarkand
1296:Education
1256:Landmarks
718:Geography
615:Syr Darya
561:Samarkand
459:Osrushana
449:The name
416:Silk Road
398:Etymology
392:Samarkand
290:(+998) 72
286:Area code
263:Time zone
223:Elevation
2160:Tashkent
2125:Namangan
2120:Margilan
2100:Chirchiq
2015:Villages
1981:Qoʻytosh
1940:Paxtakor
1920:Doʻstlik
1865:Paxtakor
1845:Doʻstlik
1618:. Kazan.
1525:Tashkent
1521:railroad
1510:Tashkent
1506:capitals
1491:railroad
1461:Football
1370:Colleges
1230:Russians
1191:Source:
1186:2,740.5
1092:(15.86)
1023:Average
704:football
700:Rashidov
654:mahallah
621:General
467:Sogdiana
270:( )
2170:Urgench
2140:Olmaliq
2110:Jizzakh
2105:Fergana
2095:Bukhara
2085:Andijan
2032:Sarmich
2001:Zarbdor
1991:Uchtepa
1961:Boʻston
1956:Bogʻdon
1935:Jizzakh
1925:Gagarin
1885:Zarbdor
1835:Arnasoy
1815:Jizzakh
1559:chassis
1495:highway
1471:stadium
1343:Lyceums
1301:Schools
1238:Kazakhs
1223:regions
1087:(1.82)
1082:(1.87)
1077:(0.83)
1072:(0.19)
1067:(0.07)
1062:(0.11)
1057:(0.43)
1052:(1.55)
1047:(2.38)
1042:(2.72)
1037:(2.26)
1032:(1.63)
1018:(48.4)
1013:(31.1)
1008:(37.9)
1003:(46.4)
998:(55.6)
993:(64.8)
988:(68.0)
983:(65.7)
978:(58.6)
973:(50.5)
968:(41.2)
963:(31.6)
958:(29.3)
948:(59.0)
943:(37.6)
938:(46.0)
933:(57.6)
928:(69.3)
923:(79.3)
918:(82.9)
913:(80.2)
908:(70.9)
903:(60.6)
898:(49.6)
893:(38.8)
888:(35.6)
878:(70.7)
873:(46.4)
868:(57.0)
863:(72.0)
858:(83.8)
853:(92.8)
848:(95.7)
843:(93.2)
838:(83.1)
833:(72.0)
828:(60.1)
823:(48.4)
818:(44.1)
742:Climate
665:Russian
619:Russian
573:Bukhara
455:Sogdian
451:Jizzakh
444:Bukhara
410:History
404:Sogdian
362:jiz-ZAK
326:Jizzakh
312:.jizzax
305:Website
239:202,200
142:Country
91:Jizzakh
23:Jizzakh
2165:Termez
2145:Qarshi
2130:Navoiy
2115:Kokand
2090:Angren
2027:Forish
1976:Oʻsmat
1908:Cities
1850:Forish
1840:Baxmal
1502:valley
1374:": -->
1347:": -->
1326:KOBMMI
1305:": -->
1250:Kyrgyz
1242:Tatars
1234:Tajiks
1212:Uzbeks
1180:129.0
1177:229.7
1174:305.4
1171:368.0
1168:388.0
1165:355.3
1162:302.7
1159:217.5
1156:154.2
1153:107.1
769:Month
752:Köppen
706:team,
667:troops
642:Tajiks
638:Uzbeks
476:ghazis
471:rabats
162:Region
152:
2135:Nukus
2006:Zomin
1949:Towns
1890:Zomin
1556:Isuzu
1548:buses
1533:Xovos
1441:Sport
1183:90.9
1150:92.7
1090:402.8
808:Year
577:Herat
546:Timur
432:Timur
367:Uzbek
300:25-29
268:UTC+5
27:Uzbek
1681:2024
1659:link
1630:link
1527:and
1512:and
1493:and
1376:edit
1349:edit
1329:IBMI
1307:edit
1193:NOAA
1139:102
1085:46.2
1080:47.5
1075:21.2
1055:11.0
1050:39.3
1045:60.5
1040:69.0
1035:57.4
1030:41.3
1011:−0.5
996:13.1
991:18.2
986:20.0
981:18.7
976:14.8
971:10.3
961:−0.2
956:−1.5
946:15.0
931:14.2
926:20.7
921:26.3
916:28.3
911:26.8
906:21.6
901:15.9
876:21.5
866:13.9
861:22.2
856:28.8
851:33.8
846:35.4
841:34.0
836:28.4
831:22.2
826:15.6
805:Dec
802:Nov
799:Oct
796:Sep
793:Aug
790:Jul
787:Jun
784:May
781:Apr
778:Mar
775:Feb
772:Jan
463:Arab
202:Area
63:Seal
39:City
1554:on
1136:12
1133:10
1115:10
1112:11
1109:14
1106:14
1103:13
1070:4.7
1065:1.8
1060:2.9
1016:9.1
1006:3.3
1001:8.0
966:5.1
941:3.1
936:7.8
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