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...vodsk]] (1869-) the best port and later headquarters of the [[Transcaspian Oblast]] and start of the [[Trans-Caspian railway]]
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|political_subdiv = [[Oblast]]s: 5 (since 1899)
...Karta Syr Darinskoj oblast 72.jpg|left|300px|thumb|Map of the [[Syr-Darya Oblast]] in 1872]]
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...Sarakamish.<ref name=WWFKulan/> However, certain fragmented populations of Transcaspian wild ass are currently on the rise to even more than 2,000 individuals in t
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...939 was formed [[:ru:Красноводская область|Krasnovodsk Oblast]] with the administrative center in Krasnovodsk, she repeatedly liquidated
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...Russians in 1873. It was attached to Russia as an uyezd of [[Transcaspian Oblast]] in 1881.
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...Alexandrovsky was approved October 22, 1908, along with other arms of the Transcaspian field: It is black and silver depicting the fortress and two fish.
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