Toshkent
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Русский: Ташкент — столица Республики Узбекистан
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English: Tashkent is the capital of Uzbekistan
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한국어: 타슈켄트는 우즈베키스탄의 수도이다.
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Nederlands: Tasjkent is de hoofdstad van Oezbekistan
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Deutsch: Taschkent ist die Hauptstadt von Usbekistan
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Česky: Taškent — hlavní město Uzbekistánu
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Slovenčina: Taškent — hlavné mesto Uzbekistánu
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[edit] Location and symbols
[edit] Aerial and satellite
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Aerial view
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Aerial view in winter
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Satellite view (Nasa World Wind)
[edit] Location maps and emblem
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Location in Uzbekistan (English)
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Location in Uzbekistan
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Location in Toshkent Province
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Emblem
[edit] Photographs
[edit] Buildings
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View on the water park, the tower of the NBU and the complex of the Tv-Tower
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Central railway station
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Prince Romanov Palace (now Receptions Hall of the Foreigh Affairs Ministry)
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Timuriden-Museum (Historical Museum)
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Timuriden-Museum with banknote
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Museum of Applied Arts
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Navoi Opera and Ballet Theater
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Kukeltash Madrasa (16th century)
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Kukaldosh Madrassah inside
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Mausoleum of Sheikh Zaynudin Bobo
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Hotel Uzbekistan
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Mamorsäulen
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Zweiseitenansicht
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Konferenzsaal
[edit] Monuments
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Amir Timur Monument
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Monument to poet Schota Rustaweli (abt 1172 - abt 1216)
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Monument of Emir Timur
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Close-up of monument of Emir Timur
[edit] City views
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Center (build after earthquake of 1966)
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Center
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Central square
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Street view (Amir Timur street)
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Apartment Houses from Soviet era
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Old apartment houses with modern business center (UzGazOil)
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Streetview near the borough of Darhan
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Twins Clock Tower(new one)
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Old Clock Tower Twins Inside
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Old Clock Tower Twins inside 2
[edit] Transport
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Diesel locomotive TE2-025 in Tashkent, 1950
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Uzbekistan Airways A310-324 in Tashkent Yuzhny Airport
[edit] Climate charts
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climate chart (Uzbek language)
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climate chart in the format by Walter and Lieth, metric, °Celsisus and millimeters, made with Geoklima 2.1 (German language)
[edit] Surroundings
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Charvak Lake in Toshkent Province
[edit] Historical images
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Map of Tashkent in 1865
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Textile mill interior, most likely in Tashkent (Prokudin-Gorskii, early 20th century)
