Uzbekistan

Blogs

• Uzbekistan travel blogs from TravelBlog.org.

Books

• Travel books about Uzbekistan from Amazon.com.   

Encyclopedic Information

• Uzbekistan country profile from the BBC.  
• Uzbekistan information from MSN Encarta encyclopedia.   
  • Aral Sea.   
  • Amu Darya River.   
  • Pamirs Mountainous Region.   
  • Qyzylqum Desert.   
  • Syr Darya River.   
  • Tian Shan Mountains.   
  • Toshkent.   
• Uzbekistan information from Yahoo! encyclopedia. 
  • Amu Darya River.
  • Aral Sea. 
  • Fergana Valley. 
  • Karakalpak Republic. 
  • Kyzyl Kum. 
  • Nukus. 
  • Pamir Mountains. 
  • Samarkand. 
  • Sogdiana. 
  • Syr Darya River.
  • Tashkent.   
  • Tian Shan Mountain System. 
  • Trans-Caspian Railroad. 
  • Turkistan-Siberia Railroad. 
  • Urganch. 

Government

• Government of Uzbekistan.  Republic of Uzbekistan Portal of the State of Authority.  "The development of eco-tourism in the country plays the important role in the positive process of social-economic and ecological changing. As practice shows that eco-tourism - it's positive eco-business that permitting to extend the number of work places in the majority of regions of the Republic of Uzbekistan, restore and keep of the natural ecosystems, that shows the necessity of widely spreading of eco-tourism in Central Asia." 

Maps

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• High quality up-to-date maps of Uzebekistan from Maps.com the online map store.
• Map of Uzbekistan, Asia from MSN.com. 
• University of Texas at Austin Maps of Uzbekistan.

News Travel news about Uzbekistan from Google News. Photographs Uzbekistan photographs from Flickr.com.    Uzbekistan photographs from Google Images.    Reservations Travelconsumer.com reservations page.  Airline, hotel, car, and other reservations.

Tourism

• Uzbekistantourism.  "The Republic of Uzbekistan is situated in the centre of the Central Asia, between the rivers Amu-darya and Syr-darya. In the major part, the north-west of its territory is covered with the Turan Lowland; Tian-Shan and Alai mountain ranges are situated in the south-east of the Republic and the south-west of it (the right bank of Amu-darya River) is taken up by the part of sandy desert Kyzyl-Kum desert.
  
  Uzbekistan consists of 12 administrative regions and Republic of Karakalpakstan.
  
  The territory is 447,4 thousand square kilometres, borders on Kazakhstan, Kyrgistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Afghanistan...
  
  ...The Province of Tashkent is situated in the north-eastern part of Uzbekistan between the western slopes of the Tian-Shan mountain range and the Syrdarya River. Its total area equals 15 300 square kilometres. The climate is typically continental, with mild, wet winters and hot, dry summers.
  
  The population of the Province is 4 450 000 and the average density is 147 people per square kilometre. The Province is divided into 15 administrative districts. The administrative centre is the city of Tashkent which has a population of more than 2 million. There are 16 towns in the Province, the largest towns are Angren, Almalik, Ahangaran, Bekabad, Chirchik, Yangiabad and Yangiyul, where most productive activities are concentrated. There are also 17 towns and smaller villages. The ground is rich with brown coal, copper, molybdenum, zinc, gold, silver, rare metals and more."

United Kingdom Information Resources

• Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) country profile of Uzbekistan.   

U.S. Government Information Resources

• CIA World Factbook on Uzbekistan.   
• Department of State Consular Information Sheet on Uzbekistan.
• Library of Congress Country Study on Uzbekistan.
• U.S. Embassy in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.   

Videos

• Uzbekistan travel videos from YouTube.com.   
• Travel videos of Uzbekistan from Amazon.com.   

Weather

• Weather information for Uzbekistan from Weather Underground.

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