Bukhara, Uzbekistan

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The Bukhara province is situated in the south-western part of Uzbekistan. The Kizil-Kum Desert takes up a large portion of its territory. The total area of Province is 39 400 square km. The climate is typically continental and arid.
The Bukhara Province has a population of 1 384 700, about 68% of the population lives in the rural areas while the other 32% lives in towns. The Province is divided into 11 administrative districts. The province's administrative center is the city of Bukhara which has a population of 263 400. Other towns in the Province are Alat, Karakol, Galasiya, Gazly, Gidjduvan, Kagan, Romitan, Shavirkan and Vabkent.

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