Kemin straddles the Kemin River near its confluence with the Chu River in Kyrgyzstan’s Chüy Region, a position that has made it a district centre between the broad Chüy Valley and the northern Tian Shan. Founded in 1912, the town is the administrative seat of Kemin District. Its surroundings bring together irrigated farmland along the Chu and the Kemin Valley, which extends south towards mountain terrain. Kemin provides a useful introduction to the meeting point of Kyrgyzstan’s agricultural lowlands and highland country. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of Kemin and the Chüy Region.
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