
Highest roads of Kyrgyzstan
Kyrgyzstan is a high mountain country located in Central Asia. Over ninety percent of the country is mountainous territory, so almost any journey, anywhere in the country involves crossing over a mountain pass.
Highest mountain roads of Kyrgyzstan:
Mountain pass | Elevation | Province | Road |
Kumtor Mine | 4.460m (14,632ft) | Ysyk-Köl | |
Kyzylart Pass | 4.280m (14,042ft) | Osh | M41 |
Pereval Karakyr | 4.043m (13,264ft) | Ysyk-Köl | A364 |
Seok Pass | 4.024m (13,202ft) | Ysyk-Köl | A364 |
Pereval Tong | 4.012m (13,162ft) | Ysyk-Köl | |
Chong Ashuu Pass | 4.011m (13,159ft) | Ysyk-Köl | A364 |
Tash Rabat | 3.968m (13,018ft) | Naryn | |
Nichke pass | 3.925m (12,877ft) | Batken | |
Pereval Metrebel | 3.916m (12,847ft) | Osh | |
Pereval Tossor | 3.901m (12,798ft) | Ysyk-Köl | |
Kok-Airyk | 3.869m (12,693ft) | Almaty | |
Pereval Arabel | 3.839m (12,595ft) | Ysyk-Köl | |
Pereval Kegety | 3.832m (12,572ft) | Naryn | |
Engilchek mine | 3.791m (12,437ft) | Ysyk-Köl | |
Pereval Barskaun | 3.760m (12,335ft) | Ysyk-Köl | A364 |
Torugart Pass | 3.752m (12,310ft) | Naryn | A365 |
Uch-Chat Ashuu | 3.731m (12,240ft) | Ysyk-Köl |
Pic: 1959Patrizia
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