Naryn Region

Naryn Region (Kyrgyz: Нарын областы) is the mucklest province (oblast) o Kyrgyzstan. Its caipital is Naryn. The province wis estaiblisht on November 21, 1939 as Tien-Shan Province. On Dizember 20, 1962 the province wis dissowled, but on Dizember 11, 1970 re-establisht again.  On October 5, 1988 it gaed thegither wi Issyk-Kul Province, an, hinderly, on Dizember 14, 1990 it gat back its praisent name: Naryn Province.

The main heichgate runs frae the Cheenese mairch at Torugart Pass north tae Balykchy on Issyk Kul Loch. It is kent as the location o Son-Kul Loch an Chatyr-Kul Loch an Tash Rabat.
The population o Naryn oblast is 99% Kyrgyz. The economie is dominatit bi ainimal hirdin (sheep, horse, yaks), wi oo an meat as the main products.  Howkin o various meenerals developit in the Soviet era haes maistly been abandont as uneconomical. The day, the oblast is conseedert tae be the puirest region in the kintra, an the maist teepically Kirgyz forby.  It blaws bonnie muntains, alpine pasturs an Son-Kul Loch whilk in the simmer months attracts muckle hirds o sheep an horse wi thair hirders an thair yurts.

Basic Socio-Economic Indicators

 Population: 271,000 (assessment for 1 Januar 2009) includin 17.4% - urban, an 82.6% - rural populationNational Committee on Statistics (in Kyrgyz/Russian) 
 Employed population: 89,300 (2008) National Committee on Statistics (in Kyrgyz/Russian) 
 Registered Unemployed Population: 6,922 (2008)National Committee on Statistics (in Kyrgyz/Russian) 
 Export: 0.9 million US dollars (2008)National Committee on Statistics (in Kyrgyz/Russian) 
 Import: 4.0 million US dollars (2008) 
 Direct Foreign Investments: 1,1 million US dollars (in 2008)National Committee on Statistics (in Kyrgyz/Russian) 

Districts o Naryn
Naryn Province is dividit admeenistratively intae 5 districts   :thumb|right|340px|Horse grazing near Son-Kul

 District  CaipitalAk-Talaa District  BaetovAt-Bashi District  At-BashiJumgal District  ChaekKochkor District  KochkorNaryn District  Naryn

References

Laurnnce Mitchell, Kyrgyzstan, Bradt Travel Guides, 2008


Category:Regions o Kyrgyzstan