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Ogurchin

island, Turkmenistan
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Ogurchin is one of approximately 50 islands in the Caspian Sea, most of which are small. It is located off the coast of Turkmenistan, a landlocked country in Central Asia bordered by the Caspian Sea to the west. Turkmenistan's landscape is largely desert, with oases and river valleys supporting most plant and animal life. The city of Turkmenbashi, a major port on the Caspian Sea, is located in western Turkmenistan.1234

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  1. Turkmenbashi
  2. Turkmenistan - Plant and animal life
  3. Turkmenistan
  4. Caspian Sea: Top Questions
  5. Olkhon Island

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