Regions

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. Resident population, as of 01/01/2026: highest — Osh Region (1,438.5 thousand people), lowest — Talas Region (282.9 thousand people). Country as a whole — 7,404.3 thousand people.

Data as of October 6, 2026

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Any year:

Resident population

thousand people · as of 01/01/2026

Cities of republican significance:
Bishkek1,358.6
Osh484.9

282.9–400
400–600
600–900
900–1,400
1,400–1,438.5

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.

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.

Sources: Национальный статистический комитет КР (stat.gov.kg), динамическая таблица 5.01.00.17 (id 729)

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Resident population
Region	Value	Rank	Source
Batken Region	605.3 thousand people	rank 5 of 9 by size	Национальный статистический комитет КР (stat.gov.kg), динамическая таблица 5.01.00.17 (id 729)
Jalal-Abad Region	1,379.9 thousand people	rank 2 of 9 by size	Национальный статистический комитет КР (stat.gov.kg), динамическая таблица 5.01.00.17 (id 729)
Issyk-Kul Region	554.3 thousand people	rank 6 of 9 by size	Национальный статистический комитет КР (stat.gov.kg), динамическая таблица 5.01.00.17 (id 729)
Naryn Region	316.2 thousand people	rank 8 of 9 by size	Национальный статистический комитет КР (stat.gov.kg), динамическая таблица 5.01.00.17 (id 729)
Osh Region	1,438.5 thousand people	rank 1 of 9 by size	Национальный статистический комитет КР (stat.gov.kg), динамическая таблица 5.01.00.17 (id 729)
Talas Region	282.9 thousand people	rank 9 of 9 by size	Национальный статистический комитет КР (stat.gov.kg), динамическая таблица 5.01.00.17 (id 729)
Chüy Region	983.7 thousand people	rank 4 of 9 by size	Национальный статистический комитет КР (stat.gov.kg), динамическая таблица 5.01.00.17 (id 729)
Bishkek	1,358.6 thousand people	rank 3 of 9 by size	Национальный статистический комитет КР (stat.gov.kg), динамическая таблица 5.01.00.17 (id 729)
Osh	484.9 thousand people	rank 7 of 9 by size	Национальный статистический комитет КР (stat.gov.kg), динамическая таблица 5.01.00.17 (id 729)
Kyrgyzstan	7,404.3 thousand people		Национальный статистический комитет КР (stat.gov.kg), динамическая таблица 5.01.00.17 (id 729)

Regional ranking

Resident population · as of 01/01/2026

Kyrgyzstan as a whole: 7,404.3 thousand people

Osh Region1,438.5 thousand people
Jalal-Abad Region1,379.9 thousand people
Bishkek1,358.6 thousand people
Chüy Region983.7 thousand people
Batken Region605.3 thousand people
Issyk-Kul Region554.3 thousand people
Osh484.9 thousand people
Naryn Region316.2 thousand people
Talas Region282.9 thousand people

Absolute values depend on population size: large regions look “bigger” without adjusting for the number of residents.

Sources: Национальный статистический комитет КР (stat.gov.kg), динамическая таблица 5.01.00.17 (id 729)

New school places by region, 2000–2025

thousand pupil places per year · shared scale for all regions

Askar Akayev (2000–2004)
Kurmanbek Bakiyev (2005–2009)
Roza Otunbayeva (2010–2011)
Almazbek Atambayev (2012–2017)
Sooronbay Jeenbekov (2018–2020)
Sadyr Japarov (2021–2025)

Batken Region
2025: 1.9 thousand places
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Jalal-Abad Region
2025: 5.3 thousand places
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Issyk-Kul Region
2025: 1.3 thousand places
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Naryn Region
2025: 2 thousand places
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Osh Region
2025: 2.1 thousand places
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Talas Region
2025: 0.2 thousand places
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Chüy Region
2025: 0.5 thousand places
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Bishkek
2025: 1 thousand places
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Osh
2025: 0.9 thousand places
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Preliminary data

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.

Sources: Национальный статистический комитет КР (stat.gov.kg), динамическая таблица id 382

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New school places by region, 2000–2025
Series	Period	Value	Notes
Batken Region	2000	0.1 thousand places
Batken Region	2001	0.2 thousand places
Batken Region	2002	1.4 thousand places
Batken Region	2003	0.3 thousand places
Batken Region	2004	0.3 thousand places
Batken Region	2005	2.1 thousand places
Batken Region	2006	0.7 thousand places
Batken Region	2007	0.5 thousand places
Batken Region	2008	3.4 thousand places
Batken Region	2009	0.7 thousand places
Batken Region	2010	1.1 thousand places
Batken Region	2011	0.9 thousand places
Batken Region	2012	2.4 thousand places
Batken Region	2013	0.3 thousand places
Batken Region	2014	3.2 thousand places
Batken Region	2015	6.5 thousand places
Batken Region	2016	0.9 thousand places
Batken Region	2017	2.7 thousand places
Batken Region	2018	0.7 thousand places
Batken Region	2019	2 thousand places
Batken Region	2020	0.4 thousand places
Batken Region	2021	1.2 thousand places
Batken Region	2022	2.4 thousand places
Batken Region	2023	3.3 thousand places
Batken Region	2024	3 thousand places
Batken Region	2025	1.9 thousand places	preliminary
Jalal-Abad Region	2000	0.5 thousand places
Jalal-Abad Region	2001	2 thousand places
Jalal-Abad Region	2002	1.5 thousand places
Jalal-Abad Region	2003	1.1 thousand places
Jalal-Abad Region	2004	1 thousand places
Jalal-Abad Region	2005	3 thousand places
Jalal-Abad Region	2006	2 thousand places
Jalal-Abad Region	2007	2.2 thousand places
Jalal-Abad Region	2008	2.4 thousand places
Jalal-Abad Region	2009	2.6 thousand places
Jalal-Abad Region	2010	2.5 thousand places
Jalal-Abad Region	2011	1.4 thousand places
Jalal-Abad Region	2012	2.7 thousand places
Jalal-Abad Region	2013	0.4 thousand places
Jalal-Abad Region	2014	1.2 thousand places
Jalal-Abad Region	2015	2.2 thousand places
Jalal-Abad Region	2016	0.4 thousand places
Jalal-Abad Region	2017	1.2 thousand places
Jalal-Abad Region	2018	0.6 thousand places
Jalal-Abad Region	2019	0.8 thousand places
Jalal-Abad Region	2020	1.9 thousand places
Jalal-Abad Region	2021	2 thousand places
Jalal-Abad Region	2022	1.3 thousand places
Jalal-Abad Region	2023	6.7 thousand places
Jalal-Abad Region	2024	2.9 thousand places
Jalal-Abad Region	2025	5.3 thousand places	preliminary
Issyk-Kul Region	2000	0.9 thousand places
Issyk-Kul Region	2001	0 thousand places
Issyk-Kul Region	2002	0 thousand places
Issyk-Kul Region	2003	0 thousand places
Issyk-Kul Region	2004	0 thousand places
Issyk-Kul Region	2005	0.5 thousand places
Issyk-Kul Region	2006	0 thousand places
Issyk-Kul Region	2007	0.3 thousand places
Issyk-Kul Region	2008	0.9 thousand places
Issyk-Kul Region	2009	0.5 thousand places
Issyk-Kul Region	2010	0.7 thousand places
Issyk-Kul Region	2011	2.3 thousand places
Issyk-Kul Region	2012	0.7 thousand places
Issyk-Kul Region	2013	0.9 thousand places
Issyk-Kul Region	2014	1.2 thousand places
Issyk-Kul Region	2015	1.4 thousand places
Issyk-Kul Region	2016	1.6 thousand places
Issyk-Kul Region	2017	0.6 thousand places
Issyk-Kul Region	2018	0.5 thousand places
Issyk-Kul Region	2019	0.5 thousand places
Issyk-Kul Region	2020	0.2 thousand places
Issyk-Kul Region	2021	1.1 thousand places
Issyk-Kul Region	2022	0.6 thousand places
Issyk-Kul Region	2023	2.4 thousand places
Issyk-Kul Region	2024	2.2 thousand places
Issyk-Kul Region	2025	1.3 thousand places	preliminary
Naryn Region	2000	0 thousand places
Naryn Region	2001	0.9 thousand places
Naryn Region	2002	0.7 thousand places
Naryn Region	2003	0 thousand places
Naryn Region	2004	0.9 thousand places
Naryn Region	2005	0.2 thousand places
Naryn Region	2006	0 thousand places
Naryn Region	2007	0.4 thousand places
Naryn Region	2008	1.8 thousand places
Naryn Region	2009	0.7 thousand places
Naryn Region	2010	0.2 thousand places
Naryn Region	2011	0.6 thousand places
Naryn Region	2012	0.6 thousand places
Naryn Region	2013	0.3 thousand places
Naryn Region	2014	0.4 thousand places
Naryn Region	2015	0.9 thousand places
Naryn Region	2016	0.8 thousand places
Naryn Region	2017	0.8 thousand places
Naryn Region	2018	0.5 thousand places
Naryn Region	2019	0.8 thousand places
Naryn Region	2020	0.5 thousand places
Naryn Region	2021	0.7 thousand places
Naryn Region	2022	1.4 thousand places
Naryn Region	2023	0.8 thousand places
Naryn Region	2024	1.1 thousand places
Naryn Region	2025	2 thousand places	preliminary
Osh Region	2000	1.2 thousand places
Osh Region	2001	2 thousand places
Osh Region	2002	4.6 thousand places
Osh Region	2003	1.6 thousand places
Osh Region	2004	2.1 thousand places
Osh Region	2005	2.6 thousand places
Osh Region	2006	3.7 thousand places
Osh Region	2007	1.8 thousand places
Osh Region	2008	0.9 thousand places
Osh Region	2009	1.8 thousand places
Osh Region	2010	2.3 thousand places
Osh Region	2011	3.9 thousand places
Osh Region	2012	3.2 thousand places
Osh Region	2013	0 thousand places
Osh Region	2014	3.1 thousand places
Osh Region	2015	6.7 thousand places
Osh Region	2016	8 thousand places
Osh Region	2017	4 thousand places
Osh Region	2018	3.9 thousand places
Osh Region	2019	4.4 thousand places
Osh Region	2020	2.4 thousand places
Osh Region	2021	2.1 thousand places
Osh Region	2022	3.9 thousand places
Osh Region	2023	5.1 thousand places
Osh Region	2024	3.1 thousand places
Osh Region	2025	2.1 thousand places	preliminary
Talas Region	2000	0 thousand places
Talas Region	2001	0 thousand places
Talas Region	2002	0.3 thousand places
Talas Region	2003	0.4 thousand places
Talas Region	2004	0.4 thousand places
Talas Region	2005	0.3 thousand places
Talas Region	2006	0.3 thousand places
Talas Region	2007	0 thousand places
Talas Region	2008	0.1 thousand places
Talas Region	2009	0.3 thousand places
Talas Region	2010	0.5 thousand places
Talas Region	2011	0 thousand places
Talas Region	2012	0.4 thousand places
Talas Region	2013	0 thousand places
Talas Region	2014	0.4 thousand places
Talas Region	2015	0.2 thousand places
Talas Region	2016	0.4 thousand places
Talas Region	2017	0.2 thousand places
Talas Region	2018	0.6 thousand places
Talas Region	2019	0.4 thousand places
Talas Region	2020	0.4 thousand places
Talas Region	2021	0.3 thousand places
Talas Region	2022	0.3 thousand places
Talas Region	2023	1.4 thousand places
Talas Region	2024	3 thousand places
Talas Region	2025	0.2 thousand places	preliminary
Chüy Region	2000	0 thousand places
Chüy Region	2001	0.3 thousand places
Chüy Region	2002	0.3 thousand places
Chüy Region	2003	0.3 thousand places
Chüy Region	2004	0.7 thousand places
Chüy Region	2005	0 thousand places
Chüy Region	2006	0.3 thousand places
Chüy Region	2007	0.4 thousand places
Chüy Region	2008	0.1 thousand places
Chüy Region	2009	0.4 thousand places
Chüy Region	2010	0.5 thousand places
Chüy Region	2011	1.2 thousand places
Chüy Region	2012	0.7 thousand places
Chüy Region	2013	0 thousand places
Chüy Region	2014	0.9 thousand places
Chüy Region	2015	0.2 thousand places
Chüy Region	2016	1.8 thousand places
Chüy Region	2017	1.2 thousand places
Chüy Region	2018	0.4 thousand places
Chüy Region	2019	0.3 thousand places
Chüy Region	2020	1.1 thousand places
Chüy Region	2021	0.7 thousand places
Chüy Region	2022	1.3 thousand places
Chüy Region	2023	2.8 thousand places
Chüy Region	2024	1.3 thousand places
Chüy Region	2025	0.5 thousand places	preliminary
Bishkek	2000	0 thousand places
Bishkek	2001	0.7 thousand places
Bishkek	2002	1.2 thousand places
Bishkek	2003	0.9 thousand places
Bishkek	2004	0.9 thousand places
Bishkek	2005	0 thousand places
Bishkek	2006	0.9 thousand places
Bishkek	2007	0.7 thousand places
Bishkek	2008	0 thousand places
Bishkek	2009	1.3 thousand places
Bishkek	2010	1.1 thousand places
Bishkek	2011	0 thousand places
Bishkek	2012	1.4 thousand places
Bishkek	2013	0 thousand places
Bishkek	2014	1 thousand places
Bishkek	2015	0.7 thousand places
Bishkek	2016	2.1 thousand places
Bishkek	2017	2 thousand places
Bishkek	2018	1.5 thousand places
Bishkek	2019	1.3 thousand places
Bishkek	2020	0.2 thousand places
Bishkek	2021	0 thousand places
Bishkek	2022	2.8 thousand places
Bishkek	2023	3.2 thousand places
Bishkek	2024	1 thousand places
Bishkek	2025	1 thousand places	preliminary
Osh	2000	0 thousand places
Osh	2001	0 thousand places
Osh	2002	1.3 thousand places
Osh	2003	0.6 thousand places
Osh	2004	0 thousand places
Osh	2005	0 thousand places
Osh	2006	0 thousand places
Osh	2007	0.5 thousand places
Osh	2008	0.1 thousand places
Osh	2009	0 thousand places
Osh	2010	0.8 thousand places
Osh	2011	0 thousand places
Osh	2012	1.4 thousand places
Osh	2013	0 thousand places
Osh	2014	0 thousand places
Osh	2015	0.2 thousand places
Osh	2016	1.1 thousand places
Osh	2017	0.3 thousand places
Osh	2018	0.9 thousand places
Osh	2019	0 thousand places
Osh	2020	0.5 thousand places
Osh	2021	0 thousand places
Osh	2022	0 thousand places
Osh	2023	1.5 thousand places
Osh	2024	0.7 thousand places
Osh	2025	0.9 thousand places	preliminary
Source: Национальный статистический комитет КР (stat.gov.kg), динамическая таблица id 382

Facilities on the map

Opened facilities, 2021–2026

Facilities on the map: 1 · dots are centres of settlements or districts

Transport and public spaces · 1

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.

List of facilities

Osh Region · 1

Public service centreOfficial statement

Центр обслуживания населения и культуры в г. Гульчоin Russian

Opened: April 13, 2026
Location: Гульчоin Russian, Алайский районin Russian, Osh Region
Capacity: not given in the source
Location precision: Settlement point

Note: Трёхэтажное здание для государственных и муниципальных услугin Russian

Source: 24.kg (со ссылкой на пресс-службу президента)

How to read the regional data

An administrative-territorial reform has been in force since 2024: villages of Chüy and Osh regions were incorporated into Bishkek and Osh. Series for Bishkek, Osh city, Chüy and Osh regions are not comparable between 2023 and 2024 — the charts of these regions carry a break mark.

Region outlines are simplified OpenStreetMap geometry; the Bishkek polygon is smaller than the city's official area after the reform. The map shows location, not exact boundaries.

The city of Jalal-Abad was renamed Manas (law signed on 17.09.2025); Jalal-Abad Region kept its name.

Source: Kaktus.media

Kara-Buura District of Talas Region is called Aitmatov District in 2024–2026 sources (Kara-Buura in OpenStreetMap); in district tables these are separate rows by year.

Region geometry and facility coordinates: © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL licence. Statistics: National Statistical Committee of the Kyrgyz Republic (stat.gov.kg), CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 licence.