Districts of Kazakhstan
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The provinces of Kazakhstan are divided into 170 districts (pl. Kazakh: аудандар, audandar). The districts are listed below, by province:
Akmola
- Akkol District
- Arshaly District
- Astrakhan District
- Atbasar District
- Bulandy District
- Burabay District
- Egindikol District
- Enbekshilder District
- Ereymentau District
- Esil District, Akmola Province
- Korgalzhyn District
- Sandyktau District
- Shortandy District
- Tselinograd District
- Zerendi District
- Zhaksy District
- Zharkain District
Aktobe
- Alga District
- Ayteke Bi District
- Bayganin District
- Kargaly District
- Kobda District
- Khromtau District
- Martuk District
- Mugalzhar District
- Oiyl District
- Shalkar District
- Temir District
- Yrgyz District
Almaty
- Aksu District, Almaty Province
- Alakol District
- Balkhash District
- Enbekshikazakh District
- Eskeldi District
- Ile District, Kazakhstan
- Karasay District
- Karatal District
- Kerbulak District
- Koksu District
- Panfilov District, Kazakhstan
- Raiymbek District
- Sarkant District
- Talgar District
- Uygur District
- Zhambyl District, Almaty Province
Atyrau
- Inder District
- Isatay District
- Kurmangazy District
- Kyzylkoga District
- Makat District
- Makhambet District
- Zhylyoi District
East Kazakhstan
- Abay District, East Kazakhstan [1]
- Ayagoz District
- Beskaragay District
- Borodulikha District
- Glubokoe District
- Katonkaragay District
- Kokpekti District
- Kurshim District
- Shemonaikha District
- Tarbagatay District
- Ulan District
- Urzhar District
- Zaysan District
- Zharma District
- Zyryanovsk District
Karagandy
- Abay District, Karagandy Province
- Aktogay District, Karagandy Province
- Bukhar-Zhyrau District
- Karkaraly District
- Nura District
- Osakarov District
- Shet District
- Ulytau District
- Zhanaarka District
Kostanay
- Altynsarin District [2]
- Amangeldi District
- Auliekol District
- Denisov District
- Fyodorov District
- Kamysty District
- Karabalyk District
- Karasu District
- Kostanay District
- Mendykara District
- Nauyrzym District
- Sarykol District
- Taran District
- Uzunkol District
- Zhangeldi District
- Zhetikara District
Kyzylorda
- Aral District
- Karmakshy District
- Kazaly District
- Shieli District
- Syrdariya District
- Zhalagash District
- Zhanakorgan District
Mangystau
North Kazakhstan
- Aiyrtau District [3]
- Akkayin District
- Akzhar District
- Esil District
- Gabit Musirepov District (Tselinniy)
- Kyzylzhar District
- Magzhan Zhumabaev District (Bulaev)
- Mamlyut District
- Shal akyn District (Sergeev)
- Taiynsha District
- Timiryazev District
- Ualikhanov District
- Zhambyl District
Pavlodar
- Akku District[4][5]
- Aktogay District, Pavlodar Province
- Bayanaul District
- Ertis District
- Kashyr District
- May District
- Pavlodar District
- Sharbakty District
- Uspen District
- Zhelezin District
South Kazakhstan
- Baydibek District[6]
- Kazygurt District
- Maktaaral District
- Ordabasy District
- Otyrar District
- Saryagash District
- Sayram District
- Shardara District
- Sozak District
- Tole Bi District
- Tulkibas District
West Kazakhstan
- Akzhaik District
- Bokey Orda District
- Borili District
- Karatobe District
- Kaztal District
- Shyngyrlau District
- Syrym District
- Taskala District
- Terekti District
- Zelenov District
- Zhanakala District
- Zhanybek District
Zhambyl
- Bayzak District
- Korday District
- Merke District
- Moiynkum District
- Sarysu District
- Shu District
- Talas District
- Turar Ryskulov District
- Zhambyl District, Zhambyl Province
- Zhualy District
See also
References
External links
- Statoids
- Districts of Kazakhstan (map in English)
- Districts of Kazakhstan (map in Russian)
- Subdivisions of Kazakhstan in local languages
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