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Figure 22: Location map of natural areas of protection in Ferghana V alley
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There are archeological monuments in Namangan province, including the Mullah 
Kirghiz, Ota Valihon-Tura Madrassas and Mausoleum of Khoja Amin Cabri.
Socio-economic conditions
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A n d ija n p rovin ce. Andijan province was founded on March 
6
, 1941. It has an 
administrative center, Andijan city, and the region is divided into 14 administrative districts
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The administrative division of Andijan province is presented on Figure 24. The main sectors 
of agriculture are cotton growing, grain growing, vegetable growing, horticulture and 
viticulture, meat and dairy farming, and sericulture. The primary industries are mechanical 
engineering and metalworking, electric power, automotive, and light and food industries.
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These are Andijan, Asaka, Balikchi, Boz, Bulakbashi, Izbaskan, Jalakuduk, Khodjaobad, Kurgantepa, Marhamat, 
Oltinkol, Pakhtaabad, Shakhihon, Ulugnor.
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F igure 23: A d m in is tra tiv e m ap o f A n d ija n p ro v in c e
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Ferghana p rovin ce. Fergana province was founded on January 15, 1938. It is 
divided into 15 administrative districts, namely Altarik, Baghdad, Besharik, Buvayda, 
Dangara, Fergana, Furkat, Koshtepa, Kuva, Rishton, Sokh, Tashlak, Uchkuprik, Uzbekistan, 
and Yozyovun. The administrative division of Ferghana province is presented on Figure 25. 
The main sectors of agriculture are grain growing, cotton growing, horticulture and viticulture, 
meat and dairy farming, poultry farming, and sericulture. The primary industries are electric 
power, machine building, building materials, fuel, (oil and gas), chemical, petrochemical, light 
and food industries.
F igure 24: A d m in is tra tiv e m ap o f Ferghana p ro v in c e
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N am angan p ro vin ce . Founded on March 
6
, 1941, Namangan province has an 
administrative center, Namangan city, and the 11 administrative districts of Chartak, Chust, 
Kasansay, Mingbulak, Namangan, Naryn, Pap, Turakurgan, Uchkurgan, Uychi, Yangikurgan. 
The administrative division of Namangan province is presented on Figure 26. The main
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sectors of agriculture are grain growing, cotton growing, horticulture and viticulture, meat and 
dairy farming, and sericulture. The primary industries include the electric power, machine 
building, metalworking, building materials, and light and food industries.
F igure 25: A d m in is tra tiv e m ap o f N am angan p ro v in c e
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The primary socio-economic indicators of the Andijan, Ferghana and Namangan 
provinces are provided in Table 11.
Table 11: S o c io -e c o n o m ic in d ic a to rs o f A n d ija n , Ferghana and Nam angan p ro vin ce s
Name
Indicators
Andijan province
Ferghana
province
Namangan
province
Territory, km
2
4300
6
760
7 440
Population
Population density, per/km2
713 200
545
370
Total number of people
3 066 900
3 683 300
2 752 900
Women, per
1 541 600
1 828 300
1 355 600
Men, per
1 552 300
1 855 000
1 397 300
Urban population, per
1 603 700
2 082 500
1 777 600
Rural population, per
1 463 200
1
600 800
975 300
Educational institutions
Primary schools
743
920
687
Secondary professional (colleges)
120
148
110
Academic lyceums
9
9
9
Higher education institutions
4
3
3
Medical institutions
Hospitals
130
125
1,123
State clinics
383
460
352
Infrastructure, km
Transport
Car roads
2457
4001
3,168
Railways
155.8
228,6
228.1
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Indicators
Name
Andijan province
Ferghana
province
Namangan
province
Airport
International
International
International
Airport Andijan
Airport Fergana
Airport Namangan
Social (was 
commissioned)
Gas pipelines, km
33.6
32.4
6.6
Water supply 
networks, km
141
279.7
272.9
4.2 
B u kh a ra P ro vin ce