Balykchy
Balykchy is a city of 51,000 people at Issyk Kul. It was the center of the lake's fishing fleet, but has suffered a major decline since the collapse of the Soviet Union. It now only on the path to the tourist sites of the lake, but largely by-passed.
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Latitude
42.4571° or 42° 27′ 25″ north
Longitude
76.1962° or 76° 11′ 47″ east
UN/LOCODE
KG BYK
Open location code
8JJRF54W+RF
OpenStreetMap ID
OpenStreetMap feature
place = city
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In Other Languages
From Arabic to Vietnamese—“Balykchy” goes by many names.
باليكتشيArabic
BalykchyAsturian
БалыкчыBelarusian
БаликчиBulgarian
БалъкчъBulgarian
BalykchyCebuano
بالقچیCentral Kurdish
БалыкчиChechen
巴雷克奇Chinese
库特马尔迪Chinese
BalykčyCzech
BalykchyDutch
BalyktsjyDutch
باليكتشىEgyptian Arabic
BalikĉiEsperanto
BalõktšõEstonian
BalyktšyFinnish
BaliksiGalician
ΜπαλικτσίGreek
बालीक्चीHindi
BalikcsiHungarian
BalykčyItalian
BalykshyItalian
バリクチJapanese
バルイクチJapanese
БалықшыKazakh
BalykchyKirghiz
БалыкчыKirghiz
Балыкчы шаарыKirghiz
발릭치Korean
BalykcyLatin
ThalasseupolisLatin
BalykčaiLithuanian
BalykčiLithuanian
BalykčisLithuanian
RybačjėLithuanian
BalykchyMacedo-Romanian
БалыкчыMoksha
БалагчMongolian
БалыкчMongolian
BalyktschyNorthern Frisian
BalyktsjyNorwegian
BalyktsjyNorwegian Bokmål
БалыкчыOssetian
بالیقچیPersian
بالیکچیPersian
BałykczyPolish
Issyk-kul (miasto)Polish
RybaczjePolish
БалыкчиRussian
БалыкчыRussian
Иссык-КульRussian
РыбачьеRussian
BalykchyScots
БалыкчыScots
BalikčiSlovenian
BalyktjySwedish
Issuk-KulSwedish
RybatjeSwedish
Ysyk-KölSwedish
БалиқчӣTajik
БалыкчыTatar
BalıkçıTurkish
Balıkçı şehriTurkish
Balıkçı, kırgızistanTurkish
БаликчиUkrainian
БаликчіUkrainian
BalykčyUpper Sorbian
RybačjeUpper Sorbian
بالیقچیUrdu
BalykchyVietnamese
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