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GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION AND BOUNDARIES OF THE ALTAI RANGE
Nasullayeva Kamola Sharofovna
Bukhara State Pedagogical Institute geography department teacher
Khodjaniyazova Shokhsanam Ergash kizi
Bukhara State Pedagogical Institute Faculty of Exact and Natural Sciences,
Student of the direction of geography and the basics of economic knowledge
Badalova Zuhro Egamberdiyevna
Bukhara State Pedagogical Institute 2nd year student,
Faculty of Exact and Natural Sciences, Geography major
Abstract:
The geographical location and boundaries of the Altai range include a complex and
large-scale mountain range located in the mountainous regions of Central Asia, mainly in the
southeastern parts of the Kyrgyz Republic and the northwestern parts of the Republic of
Tajikistan. Its geographical location and boundaries are not clearly defined, since the Altai
range consists of a complex of several small ridges and valleys connected to each other, the
boundaries of which are conditionally determined.
Keywords:
flame range, geographical location, small ridges, valleys, regions, rivers, geological
structure.
INTRODUCTION
The main part of the Olai range is located in the regions of the OSH region and Botken regions
of Kyrgyzstan. From the north it borders the southern border of the Fergana Valley, from the
West with Lake Karakul and the Regimental Ridge. In the East, the Olai range is adjacent to the
Pomir mountains of Tajikistan. The southern border, on the other hand, has a complex and
relatively undefined border that includes certain regions of Tajikistan. These boundaries are
often defined by changes in elevation, the inter-confluence of river valleys and mountain ranges.
The geographical boundaries of the Altai range depend on its geological structure and tectonic
characteristics. The main part of the ridge is made up of magmatic and metamorphic rocks
from the Paleozoic and Mesozoic eras. The rise of these rocks as a result of tectonic
movements and the formation of cracks formed a complex relief of the ridge of the fire. The
height of the mountain range on average is 4000-5000 meters, but some peaks exceed 6000
meters. The highest peak is Lenin Peak (7,134 meters), located in the eastern part of the Oloy
Ridge, on the border with Tajikistan.
MATERIALS AND METHODS
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The western part of the ridge is relatively low, where a number of wide valleys and ridges are
located. These valleys are formed by rivers that flow from the interior of the ridge of the
Plateau, many of which flow into Lake Karakul or other rivers in the southern part of
Kyrgyzstan. The eastern section is characterized by much higher and steep slopes. Deep river
valleys and mountain slopes are found here. The use of geographic coordinates is also
important in determining the boundaries of a ridge of fire. However, these coordinates vary
widely, and topographic maps and terrestrial observations are necessary to define precise
boundaries. The geographical location of the ridge has a significant impact on its climate, flora
and fauna. Being a high mountainous area,a cold and dry climate prevails on the Plateau.
Summers are cool and winters are characterized by extreme cold and snowfall. In the study of
the geographical location and boundaries of the plateau, various sources are used, such as
geological maps, topographic maps, satellite images and terrestrial observations. With this
information, a complete Geographic image of the ridge can be created and its boundaries more
clearly defined. However, due to the complex relief and geographical changes of the ridge, its
boundaries are constantly being improved. With the help of modern technologies and geodesic
measurements, more accurate and detailed information can be obtained about the geographical
boundaries of the ridge. This is important for the rational use and conservation of the natural
resources of the ridge in the future.
RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS
The relief, height and morphological characteristics of the ridge are very diverse, depending on
its geographical location, geological structure and influence of external factors. Ridges are
relatively high, elongated projections of the Earth's surface, the formation of which occurs
under the influence of external forces such as tectonic processes, erosion and denudation. The
relief, height and morphological characteristics of the ridges vary depending on their age,
composition and conditions of formation. Young ridges are usually characterized by steep
slopes and sharp peaks. Erosion processes in such ridges are not yet fully developed, the relief
of which will be much more complex and sharp. Alpine mountain ranges, for example, have
such features that their peaks are high, their slopes are steep and are characterized by deep
gorges. Their geological structure is complex, often composed of magmatic and metamorphic
rocks. Old ridges, on the other hand, will have a softer relief compared to younger ridges. As a
result of prolonged erosion and denudation processes, their peaks are rounded, their slopes are
flattened, and the gorges expand. Plains may also be common on such ridges. For example, the
relief of the Ural mountain range or the Appalachian mountain range is characterized by soft
and plains typical of the old ranges. Their geological structure is usually composed of layered
rocks, and erosion processes show their layers well. The height of the ridges is also very diverse.
Some ridges can have a height of several thousand meters, while others will be much lower.
The height depends on the age and geological structure of the ridge. High mountain ranges are
usually located in young and tectonically active areas, the formation of which continues. Low-
altitude ridges, on the other hand, are often located in relatively quiet areas, both old and
tectonically. The morphological characteristics of ridges can differ in many respects. Their
slopes can be steep or flat, their peaks sharp or rounded, and their Gorges deep or shallow. All
this is due to the age, geological structure and climatic conditions of the ridge. For example, in
humid climates, erosion processes go faster, which further complicates the relief of the ridge.
In dry climates, however, erosion processes are slower and the relief of the ridge is relatively
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milder. The morphological characteristics of the ridges also depend on their composition.
Ridges made up of hard rocks are usually characterized by steep slopes and sharp peaks. And
ridges made up of soft rocks are characterized by flat slopes and rounded peaks. The
composition of the ridge also determines its ability to resist erosion. Ridges made up of solid
rocks are more resistant to erosion, and their relief can be preserved for a long time.
The climatic conditions and its features in the Altai Ridge are part of the Altai Ridge, a complex
Mountain system located in the southeast of Central Asia, characterized by its unique and
diverse climatic conditions. The height, geographical location and complexity of the relief
cause the regional differentiation of the climate. In general, the Altai range has a sharply
continental climate, which means that winters are cold and snowy, and summers are hot and
arid. However, as the altitude rises, the climate changes significantly, so different climatic
zones are observed from the lower foot of the mountain to the summit. In the lower foothills of
the mountain, mostly at 1000-1500 meters, the climate is relatively milder. Summers are hot
and arid, while winters are cool and snowfall is less frequent. The average annual rainfall in the
area is relatively low, consisting mainly of rain and snow falling in spring and autumn. This
zone is rich in Steppe and steppe vegetation, and is also considered acceptable for agriculture,
although insufficient water resources are an important factor. Cotton, cereal crops and fruit
trees are grown here. Between 1500-2500 meters of altitude, the middle zones of the mountain
are located. Here, the climate becomes much colder and the amount of fat increases. Winters
are long and snowy, and summers are cool and humid. The mountain slopes are dominated by
forests, mostly spruce and pine, with much higher biodiversity. The area is suitable for grazing
and animal husbandry. Due to the steep mountain landscapes and sernam forests, this zone has
unique flora and fauna. Rare animals such as snow leopards, sheep and mountain goats can be
found in such places.
At elevations above 2,500 meters are subalpine and alpine zones. The climate here is very
sharply Continental, the winters are long and very cold, the snow thickness reaches several
meters. Summer is short and cool, precipitation falls mainly in the form of snow. In these zones,
the plant world is less, mainly dominated by grasslands, low-lying shrubs and mshuls. The
alpine zones are known for their scenic beauty and unique vegetation. In such zones, the
activities of people will be limited, mainly focused on livestock. The highest peaks of the
mountain contain glaciers. Another important feature of the climate on the plateau is its relative
humidity. On the slopes of the mountain, the amount of moisture increases as it rises to a height
of. This leads to the development of forests and increased biodiversity. However, lack of
moisture in the lower parts of the mountain adversely affects agricultural development.
Effective management of Water Resources and the application of water-saving technologies are
important in mitigating this problem. The climatic conditions of the Altai Ridge are
characterized by their variety and complexity. As a result of the peculiarities of altitude zones
and geographical location, climatic conditions differ significantly. For this reason, the Plateau
has a wide variety of flora and fauna, confirming that this area is a unique and important
ecosystem. Climate change, on the other hand, can negatively affect this fragile ecosystem, so
measures for the protection and sustainable development of the ridge of Fire are necessary. It is
considered important to apply scientific research and practical measures to adapt to climatic
changes and maintain the ecosystem. This is very important for the future of the Regimental
Ridge and the standard of living of the people associated with it. By using natural resources
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wisely and maintaining an ecological balance, it is possible to preserve this beautiful mountain
range for future generations.
CONCLUSION
In conclusion, the geographical location and boundaries of the Regimental Ridge are complex
and conditionally defined, and it is necessary to use detailed geographical research and modern
technologies to determine its exact boundaries. The Altai range forms an important part of the
mountainous regions of Central Asia, and its study is important for the management and
conservation of the region's natural resources. It is indisputable that future research will
provide even more in-depth information about the geographical features of this mountain range
and its impact on the environment.
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