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Almost all geographers agree that Uzbekistan is in ASIA, specifically the region of Central Asia.
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Is Uzbekistan found in Asia?
Yes, Uzbekistan is in Asia.
Which continenet is uzbekistan?
Uzbekistan is in '''Asia'''
Is Uzbekistan an island?
No. Uzbekistan is a country in Central Asia.
Which country has the largest population in central Asia?
Central Asia is made up of five independent republics, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan and Tajikistan. Uzbekistan has the largest population.
Is Uzbekistan a part of Central America?
No. Uzbekistan is part of Central Asia.
What is the richest country in north Asia?
Uzbekistan is the richest country in Asia, also China. Scientists supposed that the richest in economy also is Uzbekistan. ALso nor of Asia has subways. The most beautiful subway in Asia has only Uzbekistan.
Is Kazakhstan in Asia?
It is not part of the Asia Pacific Region. Kazakhstan is situated in Central Asia. There is part of Kazakhstan that lies in Europe. The actual center of Eurasian continent is located in Kazakhstan. It borders Russia, China, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan.
What continent is Uz bekistan in?
Uzbekistan is in Asia.
Which country is part of Central Asia?
Uzbekistan
What about central Asia?
Kazakhstan Uzbekistan Turkmenistan Kyrgyzstan Tajikistan Armenia Georgia Azerbaijan
Which continent is Uzbekistan in?
uzbekistan is not a continent, it's a country. its on the continent of asia, between kazakstan and turmenistan,Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. This is the only country which is bounded with the rest four states of Central Asia. Sometimes people say this is a continent, a continent of adventures. However it is a region, a part of Asian continent and Uzbekistan is a part of this region named Central Asia.
Is turkey in Europe and Asia?
No, actually Turkey is a successful bridge between Eastand West. It's the country where East meets West. It's the synthesis of East and West. That's why Turkey is neither an Asian country nor an European country.
