Oguzhan Turkmen Engineering Technologies University
Oguzhan Turkmen Engineering Technologies University is a university in Ashgabat, Ahal Province, which is located on Köşi (Taslama, 2086) köçesi. Oguzhan Turkmen Engineering Technologies University is situated near the movie theater Gül Zemin, as well as near the pitch Altyn Billiards Club.- University
- Address: 100 Köşi (Taslama, 2086) köçesi, Ashgabat
- Email: oguzhan.edu.tm@gmail.com
- Also known as“Türkmenistanyň Oguz Han adyndaky Inžener-Tehnologiýalar Uniwersiteti”“Türkmenistanyň Oguz Han adyndaky Inžener-Tehnologiýalar Uniwesiteti”
Places of Interest Nearby
Discover International Trauma Hospital and Church of St. Alexander Nevsky.
International Trauma Hospital
Hospital
The Ashgabat Trauma Center is a large orthopedic…
1½ km southeast of Oguzhan Turkmen Engineering Technologies University
Church of St. Alexander Nevsky
The St. Alexander Nevsky Church is a Russian Orthodox church in the city of Ashgabat, Turkmenistan.
1½ km east of Oguzhan Turkmen Engineering Technologies University
Central Botanical Garden
Park
The Ashgabat Botanical Garden in Ashgabat is the oldest botanical garden in Turkmenistan.
2 km southeast of Oguzhan Turkmen Engineering Technologies University
Oguzhan Turkmen Engineering Technologies University
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Latitude
37.96073° or 37° 57′ 39″ north
Longitude
58.328° or 58° 19′ 41″ east
Open location code
8H9WX86H+76
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amenity = university
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In Other Languages
“Oguzhan Turkmen Engineering Technologies University” goes by many names.
Туркменский Инженерно-Технологический Университет имени Огуз ХанаRussian
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