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Not so much of a hit with the locals these days, so do not be surprised if there are few other shoppers.

Golden Age State News Agency.

, a place for official state events, forums, meetings, inaugurations.

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In addition, the Gurtly and Choganly housing complexes, both greenfield projects, were constructed.

The highest temperature ever recorded in Ashgabat is 47.

By 1915 the city boasted as well three printing houses, an electrical power station, three cotton gins, a creamery, a tannery, and 35 brickyards.

Needless to say, those books praise him.

Construction of the Trans-Caspian Railway stimulated an influx of migrants seeking employment, particularly from the Caucasus, Volga Valley, and Iran, and Askhabad's subsequent population growth was as follows: 1897: 19,426 1908: 39,867 1911: 45,384 Ethnic Russians dominated the population after 1881, with about 20 percent admixture of Caucasus-origin migrants mainly Armenians , but "very few" Turkmen.

state news agency of Turkmenistan — Turkmenistan today.

Turkmenistan attained independence in 1991 at the dissolution of the.

By 1915 Askhabad featured branches of the Russian State Bank, Persian Accounting Loan Bank, Russian-Asian Bank, , and Askhabat Mutual Credit Union.