File:The Kazakhstan's geoglyph “Kogai’s cross” hills Complex and its geometric features.jpg

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The most famous Kazakh geoglyphs File:Kazakhstan's ancient geoglyphs schemes.jpg have interesting geometric features. The Geoglyph “Kogai’s cross” hills complex (50°22'31.96"N, 65°27'43.98"E) has a peculiar shape and interesting geometric composition. Its center coincides with directions on characteristic elements of other two geoglyphs: the western broken line of the “Ashtasti's Large cross” hills Complex (50°13'39.62" N, 66°17'31.15" E) - distance of 61,281 km File:The Kazakhstan's geoglyph “Ashtasti's Large cross” hills Complex and its geometric features.jpg; the south-western brand of the Geoglyph "Turgay triradial fylfot" hills Complex (50°06'09.82" N, 65°21'40.90" E) - distance of 31,189 km File:The Kazakhstan's geoglyph "Turgay triradial fylfot" hills Complex and its geometric features.jpg.

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