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| Administration type: Autonomous Region (of People's Republic of China) | |
| Capital: Ürümqi | |
| Area: 1,660,000 sq km | |
| Population: 19,630,000 (2004) | |
| Ethnic groups: Uyghur 45.21%, Han 40.58%, Kazakh 6.74%, Hui 4.55%, Kirghiz 0.86%, Mongol 0.81%, other 1.25% (2000) | |
Languages: Uyghur, Gagauz, Moldovan, Russian |
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Xinjiang (IU - Inner Asian and Uralic National Resource Center)
Xinjiang (Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
Uyghur American Association (uyguramerican.org)
World Uyghur Congress (uygurcongress.org)
Uyghur Human Rights Project (uhrp.org)
East Turkistan Information Center (uygur.org)
Uygur of Xinjiang (uygurworld.com)
The Western Yugur Steppe (home.arcor.de)
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| Administration type: Autonomous Region (of Moldova) | |
| Capital: Comrat | |
| Area: 1,832 sq km | |
| Population: 155,700 (2006) | |
| Ethnic groups: Gagauz 82.0%, Moldovans 7.8%, Bulgarians 4.8%, Russians 2.4%, Ukrainians 2.3%, other 0.7% (2006) | |
Languages: Gagauz, Moldovan, Russian |
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Gagauzia (Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
Images of Gagauzia (travel-images.com)
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| Administration type: Autonomous District (of Russia) | |
| Administrative center: Dudinka | |
| Area: 862,100 sq km | |
| Population: 39,786 (2002) | |
| Ethnic groups: Russians 58.6%, Dolgans 13.86%, Nenetses 7.67%, Ukrainians 6.09%, Nganasans 1.92%, Volga Germans 1.47%, Tatars 1.07%, Evenks 0.77%, Belarusians 0.74%, Azerbaijanis 0.6%, other 7.21% (2002) | |
Languages: Russian, Dolgan |
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Taymyria (Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
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