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Aktobe

City in Kazakhstan located on the Irtysh River.

Aktobe (Russian: Актобе, Kazakh: Aktobe) is a city in Kazakhstan located on the Irtysh River. It serves as an important industrial and transportation hub in western Kazakhstan, renowned for its historical significance dating back to its establishment as a frontier settlement during Russian expansion into Central Asia.

Etymology

Aktobe is derived from Kazakh words meaning 'white island'.

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Aktobe is a city in Kazakhstan, sitting on the Irtysh River and known for its parks and gardens.

Fun Facts

It was formerly known as Akhtobe
The city is a major transportation hub
It has a steppe climate

FAQ

What is Aktobe? A city in Kazakhstan
Where is it located? On the Irtysh River
What is it known for? Parks and gardens

Hypernyms — Broader Categories

city Kazakhstan

Holonyms — Wholes or Groups

Kazakhstan Western Kazakhstan

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