Chilanzar

fragments of food culture

Chilanzar is a district in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, with a population of 260,700. It was established as a district in 1981, having been founded in 1956 within a rural suburb of Tashkent.

The district's landscape, shaped by its location at a latitude of 41.28194 and longitude of 69.18111, influences the everyday culinary life of its residents. Chilanzar borders with the districts of Uchtepa, Shayxontoxur, Yunusabad, Yakkasaray, and Sergeli, as well as Tashkent Province.

As part of Tashkent, Chilanzar's food culture reflects the metropolitan environment, with a diverse population that speaks languages including uz, ru, and tg. For more information on Chilanzar, visit its Wikipedia page or consult the GeoNames record.

Chilanzar

Chilanzar is one of 12 districts (tuman) located in Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan. Situated at coordinates 41.28194 latitude and 69.18111 longitude within the Asia/Tashkent timezone, this urban center spans the landscape with a population of 260,700 residents.

Foundations and Boundaries

Originally established in a rural suburb of Tashkent in 1956, the area took its name from the homonymous residential quarter before achieving formal district status in 1981. The district shares its borders with multiple local divisions:

• Uchtepa
• Shayxontoxur
• Yunusabad
• Yakkasaray
• Sergeli

Additionally, the territory shares an administrative boundary with Tashkent Province, integrating the local landscape into the broader geography of the nation where the official languages are uz, ru, and tg.

Overview of Chilanzar

Chilanzar is designated as one of 12 districts, known as a tuman, within Tashkent, which functions as the capital of Uzbekistan. The administrative unit is geographically positioned at the coordinates 41.28194 latitude and 69.18111 longitude, operating entirely within the Asia/Tashkent timezone.

The recorded population residing within the boundaries of Chilanzar totals 260700 residents. The regional geography of the territory developed from foundations laid in 1956, when the area originated inside a rural suburb of Tashkent. Taking its designation from the homonymous residential quarter, the territory achieved formal status as a distinct administrative district in the year 1981.

Across the surrounding administrative landscape, Chilanzar shares physical borders with several neighboring districts of Tashkent. These adjoining divisions include Uchtepa, Shayxontoxur, Yunusabad, Yakkasaray, and Sergeli. In addition to these urban boundaries, the district shares a border with Tashkent Province.

Official designations for the area across multiple languages include the Uzbek variant Chilonzor tumani and the Russian designation Чиланзарский район, also romanized as Chilanzarsky rayon. Further geographic information and reference materials concerning the district are cataloged across external channels, including Chilanzar and the GeoNames record for Chilanzar.