Andijan city. Introduction

Andijan city.

Introduction

Andijan is the administrative, economic and cultural center of the region. One of the largest industrial cities of Uzbekistan. The city is located in the east of the Fergana Valley. It is located on the banks of the Andijan River, at an altitude of 450 m above sea level. The average temperature in July is 27 ° C to 28 ° C, and in January it is 3 ° C. The population is 333.4 thousand people. The area is 74.3 km2. The city of Andijan borders with Altynkul district in the north-west, Bulakbashi district in the west and Andijan district in the south-east.

Architecture

During the years of independence, creative work has developed in the city. The central square of the city was built in front of the Andijan regional administration building, named after Babur (1991), and a statue of him on horseback was erected there. Around the square are the regional theater named after Akhunbabayev, the regional library named after Bobur, the cinema named after Abbos Bakirov, the main building of the Andijan Medical Institute. Alisher Navoi Avenue is the largest street in the city center. The Alisher Navoi Park of Culture and Leisure was renovated in 1999-2000, and the oriental Ark Gate was built. Inside the park, the amphitheater, built in harmony with the symbolic eagle, has a majestic appearance. Now the biggest festivals of the region and the city are held here. The city has a tennis court, a stadium "Navruz", a hall for meeting and sending deputies at the airport, "Avtotexhizmat", Cholpon Park, the Central Bank, the building of the city department of finance "Asaka Bank", the Republican Emergency Medical Center. Andijan Medical Institute, 4 professional colleges, academic lyceums, Beeline JV, multi-storey residential buildings and many supermarkets and shops were built. There are 25 transport and communication enterprises, 10 utilities in the city.