Tash-Kumyr Reservoir

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Tash-Kumyr Reservoir is an artificial water body on the Naryn River in Kyrgyzstan, used primarily for hydroelectric power generation, irrigation, and regional water management.

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Tash-Kumyr Reservoir canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artificial lake
reservoir
artificial true
basinCountry Kyrgyzstan
continent Asia
country Kyrgyzstan
energySectorRole electricity generation
hasHydropowerPlant Tash-Kumyr Hydroelectric Power Plant
irrigationRole supports agriculture in downstream areas
locatedIn Jalal-Abad Region
locatedInMountainRange Tian Shan
locatedInPoliticalEntity Central Asia
locatedNear Tash-Kumyr
Toktogul Reservoir
locatedOnRiver Naryn River
operatedFor hydropower
irrigation supply
river flow regulation
partOf Naryn River basin
linked to: Naryn River

Syr Darya river system
linked to: Syr Darya
primaryUse hydroelectric power generation
use irrigation
regional water management
waterBodyType freshwater reservoir
waterManagementFunction flood control
flow regulation
seasonal storage
waterManagementRole regulates Naryn River discharge
supports multi-purpose water use
waterSource Naryn River

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Naryn River hasReservoir Tash-Kumyr Reservoir