Kyrgyzstan's nine regions — seven oblasts and two cities of republican significance — in National Statistical Committee figures: economy, living standards, public institutions, new facilities and infrastructure. By default the map shows per-resident or percentage indicators: absolute values depend on population size. Gross regional product, 2017: highest — Bishkek (KGS 200,905.8M), lowest — Naryn Region (KGS 13,958.3M). Country as a whole — KGS 530,475.7M.
Data as of October 6, 2026
Indicator map
Category
Indicator
Year
Any year:
Gross regional product
KGS million · 2017
17.9K61.2K64.4K14K37.2K16K88.4K200.9K30.4K
Cities of republican significance:
Bishkek200.9K
Osh30.4K
14K–20K
20K–30K
30K–60K
60K–70K
70K–200.9K
Class boundaries are rounded quantiles of the 9 regional values; the darker the step in the light theme (lighter in the dark theme), the larger the value.
Absolute values depend on population size: large regions look “bigger” without adjusting for the number of residents.
Nominal som, not adjusted for inflation.
Hover over or tap a region to see its value and rank; a second tap (or the link in the tooltip) opens the region profile.
A column's colour is the president whose term the year belongs to (by the year attribution rule). Commissioning reflects decisions and funding of the previous 1–3 years.
Facilities on the map: 1 · dots are centres of settlements or districts
Transport and public spaces · 1
Центр обслуживания населения и культуры в г. Гульчо
This is a sample, not a register
A sample of notable facilities reported by government bodies, not a register: 65 of 99 — 2024. That is why no “facilities by year” chart is built from this sample — the National Statistical Committee figures above show the commissioning trend.
Each facility’s source (a government statement or a media report citing one) is given on its card.