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Mountains of Kyrgyzstan by Mariiam R. UCA - Coggle Diagram
Mountains of Kyrgyzstan by Mariiam R. UCA
Tien Shan Range
Known for its rugged peaks, deep valleys, and glaciers
Largest mountain range in Central Asia
Spans across much of Kyrgyzstan's territory
Provides habitat for diverse flora and fauna
Popular for trekking, mountaineering, and adventure tourism
Pamir Mountains
Forms part of the border with Tajikistan
Characterized by high altitudes and glaciated peaks
Located in southeastern Kyrgyzstan
Referred to as the "Roof of the World"
Important for water resources and biodiversity
Ala-Too Range
Runs parallel to the northern border of Kyrgyzstan
Separates Kyrgyzstan from Kazakhstan
Features scenic beauty and moderate altitudes
Influences the climate of northern Kyrgyzstan
Offers opportunities for hiking and nature exploration
Glaciers
Vulnerable to climate change and melting
Provide opportunities for scientific research
Important sources of freshwater for rivers and lakes
Some glaciers accessible for tourism and recreation
Abundant in the mountain ranges of Kyrgyzstan
Alpine Meadows (Jailoos)
Support diverse plant and animal species
Important for traditional pastoralism and cultural heritage
Used for seasonal grazing by nomadic herders
Offer picturesque landscapes for visitors
High-altitude grasslands found throughout Kyrgyzstan
