Talas-Alatau
| Talas-Alatau | ||
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| Highest peak | Manas ( 4484.3 m ) | |
| location | Talas and Jalalabat ( Kyrgyzstan ), Turkistan and Shambyl ( Kazakhstan ), Tashkent Province ( Uzbekistan ) | |
| part of | Tianshan | |
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| Coordinates | 42 ° 19 ′ N , 71 ° 1 ′ E | |
The Talas Alatau ( kirghiz Талас Ала-Тоосу ; Kazakh Талас Алатауы ; Uzbekistan Talas Olatov tizmasi; Russian Таласский Ала-Тоо ) is one to 4484.3 m high mountains in Kyrgyzstan , Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan ( Central Asia ).
The Talas-Alatau, which extends in the far west of the Tianshan , is predominantly in Kyrgyzstan; Foothills are in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. It rises in the north-west of the state south of the city of Talas and east of the southern Kazakh city of Taras and connects to the south of the Kyrgyz mountains , which rise north of the Talas river . Towards the south the mountains descend to the valley of the Naryns . It extends over a length of 270 km. The western foothills of the Talas-Alatau extend into southern Kazakhstan and eastern Uzbekistan. The source rivers of the Piskom and the Chatkal arise on the southern flank of the mountains . The highest mountain of Talas-Alatau is Manas (kirg. Манас чокусу Manas tschokusu; 4484.3 m ).
Individual evidence
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↑ a b topographic map (1: 100,000, p. K-42-B, ed. 1986), part of the Talas-Alatau u. a. with the highest mountain (about in the middle below) as well as Taras lying north-northeast of it on the Talas and Shymkent lying west of it , on mapk42.narod.ru (with heights above sea level ); Note: Height from the previously visible topomapper : 4484.3 m
- ↑ Article Talas-Alatau in the Great Soviet Encyclopedia (BSE) , 3rd edition 1969–1978 (Russian)