Kyrgyzstan
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Kyrgyzstani Bollards
Kyrgyzstan uses simple white bollards with a diagonal black stripe near the top.
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Kyrgyzstan uses simple white bollards featuring a diagonal black stripe near the top.
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PlateKyrgyzstani License Plates
License plates in Kyrgyzstan feature a red strip.
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PlateKyrgyzstani License Plates
License plates in Kyrgyzstan feature a red strip.
PlateKyrgyz Cyrillic Script
The Cyrillic script used for Kyrgyz is similar to Russian, but it includes additional characters not found in Russian Cyrillic.
Language ScriptKyrgyz Boulevard Suffix
In Kyrgyzstan, the street suffix 'Бульвары' translates to 'Boulevard'.
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Language ScriptKyrgyzstan Street Suffix
In Kyrgyzstan, the suffix "Көчөсу" translates to "Street".
Language ScriptKyrgyz Street Suffix
The street suffix 'Бульвары' translates to boulevard.
Language ScriptKyrgyz Street Suffix
In Kyrgyzstan, the street suffix 'Көчөсу' translates to 'street'.
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Language ScriptKyrgyz Cyrillic Script
The Cyrillic script used for Kyrgyz is similar to Russian but includes additional characters not found in Russian Cyrillic.
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Road MarkingKyrgyzstan Road Lines
In Kyrgyzstan, both the outside and inside road lines are white.
Road MarkingKyrgyz Road Markings
Roads in Kyrgyzstan feature white outer edge lines and white inner dividing lines.
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Road MarkingLake Issyk Kul
Lake Issyk Kul is the biggest body of water in Kyrgyzstan and is often visible from roads to its north and south. When obscured by buildings or trees, its direction can be identified by the lack of mountains.
ArchitectureToktogul Reservoir Road
Along the road near the Toktogul Reservoir, taller mountains rise close on all sides, with the mostly dried-up reservoir visible to either the north or south. The northern section is more desolate, whereas the southern area contains more vegetation and buildings.
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ArchitectureToktogul Reservoir Landscape
Near the mostly dried-up portion of the Toktogul Reservoir, tall mountains rise closely on all sides of the road. The northern half of this area is desolate, while the southern half features more vegetation and buildings.
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ArchitectureLake Issyk Kul
As the largest body of water in Kyrgyzstan, Lake Issyk Kul is visible from roads to its north and south. Even when obscured by trees or buildings, its direction is indicated by a lack of mountains.
ArchitectureArkit Valley Roadside Features
The valley area near Arkit features buildings and fences alongside an unpaved, pothole-littered road.
ArchitectureBishkek Urban Architecture
Bishkek, the capital and most developed city of Kyrgyzstan, features taller multi-story buildings that are not found in other parts of the country.
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ArchitectureSparse Mountain Vegetation
The mountains feature steep rocky cliffs with a slight purple or red tint, where vegetation is limited to some grass and shrubs. A small river also runs alongside the road.
VegetationSouthern Kyrgyzstan Roadside Vegetation
The southern region of Kyrgyzstan is generally flat with significant agriculture and abundant roadside vegetation. Roads in this area run very close to hills that are typically located to the north or east.
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VegetationArkit Snowy Landscape
The area near Arkit features a landscape with abundant snow and low broad-leafed trees, visible when driving from south to north.
VegetationKarakol Roadside Trees
The vertical stretch of road north of Karakol is mostly flanked by tall tree rows on either side. Tall snowy mountains are located to the north and south.
VegetationWinter Coverage Characteristics
Kyrgyzstan was covered during the winter months. As a result, many trees lack leaves, the landscape is drab, and snow is visible in many parts of the country.
VegetationKyrgyz Mountain Slopes
Steep, rocky mountain cliffs in Kyrgyzstan can feature a slight purple or red tint, with vegetation limited to sparse grass and shrubs. A small river runs alongside the road.
VegetationJeti Oguz Valley Vegetation
The valley south of Jeti Oguz features a green landscape with numerous trees and bushes growing in the valley and on the hills. Small patches of snow can be seen on the ground, with snowy mountains visible to the north and south.
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VegetationRoadside Trees Near Cholpon Ata
East of Cholpon Ata, roads are commonly lined on both sides with tall rows of trees, set against a landscape with mountains to the north and a lake to the south.
VegetationDistinguishing Osh and Bishkek
Osh can be distinguished from Bishkek by looking at the trees, as most still have their leaves.
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VegetationWhite-Painted Trees and Poles
Trees and concrete poles in Kyrgyzstan are often painted white on the bottom.
VegetationWinter Landscape and Vegetation
Since Kyrgyzstan was covered during the winter months, many trees lack leaves and the landscape is drab. Snow is also visible in many parts of the country.
VegetationOrto Tokoy Side Road
A well-maintained side road north of the Orto Tokoy Reservoir passes through dry mountains where the only vegetation is grass and shrubs.
VegetationBishkek Airport Road Median
The divided road north of Bishkek leading to the international airport features a grassy median with unique yellow-and-black curbs. Some sections have small planted trees and poles with red-and-yellow paint on the bottom.
VegetationSpruce Trees South of Song-Kul
The rugged, snowy mountains south of Song-Kul feature spruce trees growing on them. This area contains the only unpaved road at this high altitude.
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VegetationRoad West of Karakol
The road west of Karakol is lined with abundant vegetation and expansive green and yellow fields. Smaller hills are located to the south.
VegetationRoadside Tree Rows
Tall rows of trees commonly line both sides of the road in the area east of Cholpon Ata. This section features mountains to the north and a lake to the south under overcast skies.
VegetationSouthern Valleys and Rocky Mountains
In certain southern valleys, the dry and rocky mountains feature tree growth. The roads in these areas can have very poor pavement, resulting in visible dust clouds.
VegetationDry Mountain Valley Vegetation
A dry valley flanked by mountains features very little vegetation, consisting mainly of low-lying shrubs. A river running next to the road brings additional vegetation to the area.
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VegetationSouthern Kyrgyzstan Roadside Landscape
The southern region is generally flat with a lot of agriculture and roadside vegetation, featuring roads that run very close to hills usually located to the north or east.
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VegetationRocky Mountains and Dusty Roads
In a dry southern valley, the rocky mountains feature growing trees. The poorly paved road produces visible dust clouds.
VegetationKarakol Roadside Trees
The vertical stretch of road north of Karakol is mostly flanked by tall tree rows on both sides, with tall snowy mountains visible to the north and south.
VegetationWhite-Painted Trees and Poles
In Kyrgyzstan, trees and concrete poles are often painted white on the bottom.
VegetationOrto Tokoy Side Road Vegetation
Along a well-maintained side road north of the Orto Tokoy Reservoir, the dry mountain landscape features only grass and shrubs as vegetation.
VegetationBishkek Airport Road Median
The divided road leading north from Bishkek to the international airport features a grassy median with unique yellow-and-black curbs. Some sections of this road include small planted trees and poles painted red and yellow at the bottom.
VegetationSong-Kul Mountain Spruce Trees
In the mountains south of Song-Kul, many rugged, snowy peaks feature growing spruce trees. This area contains the only unpaved road located this high up in the mountains.
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VegetationArkit Snowy Landscape
The area near Arkit features widespread snow and low broad-leafed trees. This landscape is visible when driving in a south-to-north direction.
VegetationWestern Hilly Landscapes and Guardrails
A hilly landscape further west features abundant vegetation, including tall grass, trees, and bushes. Roads in this area use guardrails characterized by cement above the gaps.
VegetationJeti Oguz Valley
The valley south of Jeti Oguz features a green landscape with numerous trees and bushes growing on the hills and valley floor. Small patches of snow can be seen on the ground, with snowy mountains visible to the north and south.
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TerrainSnowy EM-17 Road
A section of the EM-17 road features surrounding hills and mountains almost completely covered in snow. Unlike other snowy roads, this route is often covered in uncleared slush or melted snow.
TerrainThe M-118 Road
The M-118 road connects the resort town of Arslanbob to the fertile Fergana Valley.
TerrainArslanbob to Fergana Valley
The M-118 road connects the resort town of Arslanbob to the fertile Fergana Valley.
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TerrainGrigorievka River Valley Road
The road north of Grigorievka passes through a rocky river valley distinguished by spruce-covered mountains and a lack of snow.
TerrainA367 Mountain Road
The A367 road features snow-covered mountain ranges in every direction, with the sun positioned to the south.
TerrainRocky Valley East of Chunkurchak
A road with coverage east of the Chunkurchak road runs through a rocky valley with a variety of plants on the mountainsides. Sparse snow is present on some mountainsides and in the valley, with more snow visible towards the south.
TerrainM-010 Mountain Terrain
A section of the M-010 road is surrounded by spruce-covered snowy mountains, with snow gathered along the sides of the road.
TerrainM-082 Road
Only a small section of the M-082 road is covered, running from the shore of Song-Kul to the mountains directly south of it.
TerrainNaryn Valley Road
Along the road west of Naryn in the dry Naryn valley, hills stand close to the southern side with larger mountains behind them. To the north lies a wide plain with distant hills and mountains.
TerrainRoad West of Naryn
The road running west of Naryn is an unpaved gravel road in the middle of the valley, with hills positioned close to the north. The surrounding landscape is filled with bushes, shrubs, and grass.
TerrainRoad East of Kazarman
The unpaved gravel road heading east of Kazarman runs between two hilly ridges. The northern ridge is further away and backed by a larger mountain range with a peak towering above the rest.
TerrainSouthern Mountains and Northern Hills
The landscape features many mountains and hills to the south, while only a few hills stand to the north, sometimes with Issyk Kul visible behind them. Roadsides in this area have a large amount of sand.
TerrainBalykchy to Cholpon Ata Route
The section between Balykchy and Cholpon Ata features mountains to the north and a lake to the south.
TerrainToktogul Reservoir Landscape
The Toktogul Reservoir is located north of the road and resembles a lake. The surrounding landscape is generally hilly, particularly to the south.
TerrainHilly and Mountainous Terrain
A long stretch of road features snow all around except on the road itself. The landscape is generally hilly, except for the northeastern and southwestern parts which are mountainous.
TerrainTian Shan Mountain Range
The Tian Shan mountain range is visible to the south, while the surrounding landscape is otherwise flat.
TerrainGrigorievka River Valley Road
The road north of Grigorievka runs through a rocky river valley distinguished by spruce-covered mountains and a notable lack of snow.
TerrainA367 Mountain Road
The A367 road is surrounded by snow-covered mountain ranges in every direction, with the sun positioned to the south.
TerrainValley East of Chunkurchak Road
A covered road east of the Chunkurchak road traverses a rocky valley with various plants and sparse snow on the mountainsides. Snow is also visible within the valley, with accumulation increasing toward the south.
TerrainM-010 Mountain Road
A section of the M-010 is surrounded by spruce-covered snowy mountains, with snow gathered on the sides of the road.
TerrainThe M-082 Road
Only a small section of the M-082 road is covered, extending from the shore of Song-Kul to the mountains directly to its south.
TerrainNaryn Valley Terrain
The dry Naryn valley features hills and larger mountains to the south of the road. To the north, a wide plain extends with distant hills and mountains. Many parts of the road are paved.
TerrainRoad West of Naryn
The road heading west of Naryn is an unpaved gravel road in the middle of the Naryn valley, with hills positioned close to the north. The surrounding landscape features grass, shrubs, and bushes.
TerrainRoad East of Kazarman
The road heading east of Kazarman is an unpaved gravel route situated between two hilly ridges. The northern ridge is further away and backed by a larger mountain range with a peak that towers above the rest.
TerrainSnowy EM-17 Road
The EM-17 road passes through hills and mountains almost completely covered in snow. This route is often covered in uncleared slush or melted snow.
TerrainKyrgyzstan Terrain and Roads
The terrain features numerous mountains and hills to the south, with only some hills to the north that may have Issyk Kul visible behind them. A significant amount of sand is present on the sides of the roads.
TerrainBalykchy to Cholpon Ata Route
The section from Balykchy to Cholpon Ata is sunny, featuring mountains to the north and a lake to the south.
TerrainNaryn River Gorge
The road runs through a river gorge with large, rocky mountains on both sides under overcast skies. The Naryn River is typically visible to the north, next to the road.
TerrainToktogul Reservoir Terrain
The Toktogul Reservoir resembles a lake and is located north of the road. The surrounding landscape is generally hilly, especially to the south.
TerrainHilly and Mountainous Terrain
The landscape is generally hilly, except for the northeastern and southwestern parts which are mountainous. Long stretches of road feature snow all around the surrounding area but not on the road itself.
TerrainTian Shan Mountain Range
The Tian Shan mountain range is visible to the south, while the surrounding landscape is otherwise flat.
TerrainOsh Center Mountains
Unique mountains featuring radio masts on their peaks are located in the center of Osh.
TerrainSouth of Bishkek Landscape
Areas south of Bishkek feature hilly terrain with the snowy Tian Shan mountains visible to the south. Visible smog is typically present to the north due to Bishkek's air pollution.
TerrainDesolate Valley Southwest of Naryn
A remote gravel road southwest of Naryn passes through a dry, desolate valley containing only shrubs despite a river. The surrounding mountains have steep, rocky cliff sides, and snow is present, especially in the south.
TerrainKara Darya River Valley
This hilly, green region features the Kara Darya river in the valley to the east of the road. Snow is visible on distant elevations to the north and on the tops of the hills to the east.
TerrainNaryn Valley Road Terrain
East of Naryn in the Naryn Valley, the road features close, lightly snow-capped hills to the south and more distant hills beyond smaller plains to the north. This relatively built-up area contains sections of unpaved road.
TerrainDry Hills and Southern Snow
The landscape features a dry terrain with hills to both the north and south of the road. When traveling further west, snow is visible only on the hills to the south.
TerrainIssyk Kul Western Terrain
The landscape around the western end of Issyk Kul is drier than the eastern side. In this western area, both the lake and the southern hills are located further away from the road.
TerrainArslanbob Terrain
The snowy town of Arslanbob is located north of Manas and is surrounded by hills and mountains. Due to its mountainous location, the town features significant internal elevation changes.
TerrainMountains South of Naryn
The mountains and hills south of Naryn feature a distinct combination of snow and red soil.
TerrainKarakol Landscape and Coverage
Karakol is situated between snow-capped mountains to the north and south. Street View coverage in the city is sunny and shows melting snow on the ground.
TerrainNaryn River Gorge Road
The road runs through a river gorge flanked by large, rocky mountains under overcast skies. The Naryn River is typically visible to the north, next to the road.
TerrainNaryn Landscape Features
Naryn features a steep orange ridge to the north and large snow-capped mountains to the south.
TerrainKarakol Mountain Terrain
Karakol is situated between snow-capped mountains to the north and south. Street View coverage in the city is sunny and shows melting snow on the ground.
TerrainOsh Center Mountains
Unique mountains with radio masts on top are located in the center of Osh.
TerrainSouth of Bishkek Terrain
The area south of Bishkek features hilly terrain with the snowy Tian Shan mountains visible to the south. Visible smog is typically present to the north due to Bishkek's air pollution.
TerrainValley Southwest of Naryn
A remote gravel road southwest of Naryn runs through a dry, desolate valley featuring a river, sparse shrub vegetation, and mountains with steep, rocky cliffs. Snow can be found in the area, particularly toward the south.
TerrainKara Darya River Valley
This hilly, green region offers views of the Kara Darya river in the valley to the east. Snow is visible on the hills east of the river and in the distance to the north.
TerrainEast Naryn Valley Road
The road running east of Naryn through the Naryn Valley features close hills with small amounts of snow to the south and more distant hills to the north. This route is unpaved in certain parts and passes through a more built-up area with smaller plains north of the road.
TerrainSnowy Southern Hills
The landscape is generally dry, with hills situated to the north and south of the road. When moving further west, only the hills to the south have snow on them.
TerrainIssyk Kul Terrain Variations
The landscape around the western end of Issyk Kul is drier than the east, with both the lake and the southern hills positioned further away from the road.
TerrainMountains South of Naryn
The mountains and hills south of Naryn feature a distinct combination of snow and red soil.
TerrainNaryn Terrain Features
The landscape of Naryn is characterized by a steep orange ridge to the north and large snow-capped mountains to the south.
TerrainThe Mountainous Town of Arslanbob
Arslanbob is a snowy town located north of Manas that is surrounded by hills and mountains. Situated in a mountainous area, the town features significant internal elevation changes.
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TerrainColourful Utility Poles near Bishkek
Towns located to the east and west of Bishkek feature distinctive colourful utility poles. These poles are painted with yellow, green, white, and occasionally red on top.
Utility PoleTalas Utility Poles
In Talas, most utility poles are painted white on the bottom and feature red and yellow stripes.
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Utility PoleColourful Poles Near Bishkek
Towns east and west of Bishkek feature colourful utility poles. These poles are painted with yellow, green, white, and sometimes red on top.
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Utility PoleTalas Utility Poles
In Talas, most utility poles are painted white on the bottom and feature red and yellow stripes.
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OtherThe EM-04 Road
The EM-04 is a major road that connects Bishkek and Osh.
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OtherThe EM-04 Road
The EM-04 is a major road that runs from Bishkek to Osh.
OtherSokuluk to Kara Balta Sunset
Street View coverage between Sokuluk and Kara Balta features a distinct sunset.
OtherThe EM-11 Highway
The EM-11 highway, which appears as the A365 on Google Maps, runs from Bishkek to the Chinese border.
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OtherEM-10 (A363) Highway
The EM-10 road, also designated as the A363, connects Karakol to Balykchy. When driving west along this route, Lake Issyk Kul is visible to the north.
OtherFairytale Canyon Sunset Coverage
The section west of Fairytale Canyon features distinct sunset coverage.
OtherThe EM-17 Route
The EM-17 runs southeast of Talas.
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OtherM-107 Road Coverage
The M-107 road connects Taskomur to Kerben. Only the first half of the road is covered.
OtherNorth Bishkek Sunset Road
A slightly northeast-bound road north of Bishkek can be recognized by its sunset coverage.
OtherEM-10 (A363) Road
The EM-10 road, also designated as the A363, connects Karakol to Balykchy. When driving west along this route, Lake Issyk Kul is visible to the north.
OtherKyrgyzstan Camera Car
Kyrgyzstan can be recognized by a visible silver car and four bars. All coverage is Generation 3.
OtherWest of Fairytale Canyon
The section located to the west of Fairytale Canyon features distinct sunset coverage.
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OtherThe EM-17 Route
The EM-17 runs southeast of Talas.
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OtherRolling Fields and Pine Forests
A road in Kyrgyzstan is located on an open rolling field with scattered pine forests.
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OtherEM-13 Road Coverage
The EM-13 is a small gravel road that only has small bits of coverage.
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OtherRed and White Kilometre Markers
Kilometre markers featuring a red-and-white triangle pattern are unique to Kyrgyzstan.
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OtherLimited Coverage
Kyrgyzstan has very limited coverage. Learning which roads are covered helps to improve.
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OtherNorthwest Uzgen Road
In southern Kyrgyzstan, a stretch of road northwest of Uzgen is characterized by overcast coverage and lots of snow.
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OtherThe EM-11 Highway
The EM-11 highway, labeled as the A365 on Google Maps, runs from Bishkek to the Chinese border.
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OtherUzgen Location and Appearance
Uzgen is a slightly snowy town located between Osh and Manas, formerly known as Jalal-Abad. It features overcast coverage.
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OtherM-107 Road Coverage
The M-107 road connects Taskomur to Kerben. Only the first half of the road is covered.
OtherBishkek Sunset Road
A road running slightly northeast, located north of Bishkek, is recognizable by its sunset coverage.
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OtherSouthern Kyrgyzstan Side Mirror
In southern Kyrgyzstan, the Google car's mirror shows less of the road, and the car's reflection is more diagonal.
OtherDivided Highway Locations
Divided roads are mostly concentrated in and around the capital, Bishkek. A major divided highway runs from Bishkek to Balykchy in the east.
OtherEM-11 Grassy Median
The starting section of the divided EM-11 highway features a grassy median that continues up to Khun-Chi.
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OtherNorthern Roads in Kyrgyzstan
Northern roads in Kyrgyzstan feature a considerable amount of snow, accompanied by generally bright skies.
OtherOsh Weather Conditions
The weather in Osh is fairly good with some clouds, but it is never fully overcast.
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OtherChunkurchak Road
The rocky dirt road to Chunkurchak is located in the snowy hills south of Bishkek, where some of the soil has a red tint.
OtherSokuluk to Kara Balta Sunset
Coverage from Sokuluk to Kara Balta features a distinct sunset.
OtherUzgen Town Coverage
The town of Uzgen, situated between Osh and Manas, features slightly snowy conditions and overcast coverage.
OtherRolling Fields and Pine Forests
A road in Kyrgyzstan is situated on an open, rolling field with scattered pine forests.
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OtherIssyk-Kul Lake Landscape
This area features views of Issyk-Kul Lake, where the soil is sandy and rocky.
OtherMosques in Kyrgyzstan
The majority of Kyrgyzstan's population is Muslim, and numerous mosques can be seen throughout the country.
OtherKyrgyzstan's EM-9 Road
Road EM-9 runs from Balykchy to Karakol in the far east, with Lake Issyk Kul visible to the south along many sections. The route travels eastward before turning south in the final section.
OtherEM-13 Road Coverage
The EM-13 is a small gravel road in Kyrgyzstan that only has small bits of coverage.
OtherSouthern Kyrgyzstan Mirror Dirt
Within the southern region, west of the roundabout leading to Manas, previously Jalal-Abad, the mirror has a varying degree of dirt.
OtherRoad Northwest of Uzgen
A stretch of road northwest of Uzgen in southern Kyrgyzstan is characterized by overcast coverage and lots of snow.
OtherOsh Southern Mirror Coverage
Osh is the second-biggest city in Kyrgyzstan and one of several towns with southern mirror coverage. This feature distinguishes it from Bishkek.
OtherKyrgyzstan Southern Mirror Coverage
Manas, previously known as Jalal-Abad, is the third-biggest city in Kyrgyzstan. Like Osh, its coverage features the southern mirror.
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OtherDivided EM-11 Median
The beginning section of the divided EM-11 features a grassy median that extends up until Khun-Chi.
OtherOsh Southern Mirror Coverage
Osh, the second-biggest city in Kyrgyzstan, features coverage with the southern mirror. This coverage distinguishes it from Bishkek.
OtherChunkurchak Dirt Road
The rocky dirt road to Chunkurchak is located high in the snowy hills south of Bishkek and features some red-tinted soil.
OtherSouthern Kyrgyzstan Mirror Dirt
West of the roundabout leading to Manas, previously Jalal-Abad, in the southern region, the mirror has a varying degree of dirt on it.
OtherMuslim Majority and Mosques
The majority of Kyrgyzstan's population is Muslim, and mosques are located throughout the country.
OtherKyrgyzstan Coverage Clues
Kyrgyzstan can be recognized by a visible silver car with four bars. All coverage is Generation 3.
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OtherRed-and-White Kilometre Markers
Kilometre markers featuring a red-and-white triangle pattern are unique to Kyrgyzstan.
OtherRoad EM-9 and Lake Issyk Kul
Road EM-9 runs from Balykchy to Karakol in the far east, with Lake Issyk Kul visible to the south along many parts of the route. The car drives eastward, turning south in the final section.
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OtherLimited Street View Coverage
Street View coverage in Kyrgyzstan is very limited, making it helpful to learn which specific roads are covered.
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OtherSouthern Kyrgyzstan Car Mirror
In southern Kyrgyzstan, the Google car's mirror displays less of the road and shows a more diagonal reflection of the car.
OtherDivided Highway Distribution
Divided roads are mostly concentrated in and around the capital of Bishkek. A major divided highway connects Bishkek to Balykchy in the east.
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Northern roads in Kyrgyzstan feature a considerable amount of snow under a generally bright sky.
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OtherOsh Weather Conditions
The weather in Osh features some clouds but is never fully overcast.
OtherManas and Osh Coverage
Manas, previously known as Jalal-Abad, is the third-biggest city in Kyrgyzstan. Like Osh, its coverage features the southern mirror.
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