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Fergana
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Fer·ga·na also Fer·gha·na  (fr-gän) or Far·gho·na (-gn)
A city of eastern Uzbekistan southwest of Andijon. It is the center of the fertile Fergana Valley, a densely populated agricultural and industrial region controlled by Russia after 1876. Population: 164,000.
Fergana, Ferghana [fəˈgɑːnə]
n
1. (Placename) a region of W central Asia, surrounded by high mountains and accessible only from the west; mainly in Uzbekistan and partly in Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan
2. (Placename) the chief city of this region, in E Uzbekistan. Pop.: 203 000 (1998 est.)
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Putting into operation 500 kV substation Uzbekistanskaya, which will supply electricity to 3 regions in Ferghana Valley, removes dependence on Kyrgyzstan, while completion of construction of 500 kV power transmission line Guzar-Surkhan will allow Uzbekistan to fully withdraw from the Central Asian power grid before the end of 2009.
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