Bugun River

The Bugun River is a river of southern Kazakhstan. It flows for 164 km with a basin area of 4680 km². The river begins at the confluence of the rivers Ulken-Bugun and Bala Bugun, flowing from the south-western slopes of the Karatau Mountain ridge. The river is used for irrigation.

Rivers
Ajaguz River  • Akan-Burluk River  • Arys River  • Asa River  • Aschiagar River  • Ayat River  • Badam River  • Bolshoy Uzen River  • Borolday River  • Bugun River  • Bukhtarma River  • Byan River  • Charyn River  • Chu River  • Emba River  • Ilek River  • Iman-Burluk River  • Irgiz River  • Ili River  • Irtysh River  • Ishim River  • Kapal River  • Karatal River  • Kigach River  • Keles River  • Koksu River  • Koluton River  • Kurchum River  • Lukina River  • Narym River  • Nura River  • O River  • Sarisu River  • Sytasty River  • Syr Darya  • Talas River  • Tersakkan River  • Tobol River  • Tuolba River  • Turgai River  • Ural River  • Uba River  • Ubagan River  • Ulba River