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Map of Kazakhstan

Republic of Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan is located in Central Asia. Below you can see where Kazakhstan sits on the map, its national outline, and an interactive map you can pan and zoom, centered on the capital, Nur-Sultan (Astana).

Where Kazakhstan is located
Outline of Kazakhstan
Political map of Kazakhstan and neighboring countries
Political map: Kazakhstan and its neighbors
Reference map of Kazakhstan (CIA World Factbook)
Reference map of Kazakhstan (CIA World Factbook)By Wikimedia Commons contributors · Public domain · Source (Wikimedia Commons)
Location map of Kazakhstan
Location map of KazakhstanBy NordNordWest · CC BY-SA 3.0 de · Source (Wikimedia Commons)
Kazakhstan on the globe
Kazakhstan on the globeBy Turkish Flame · CC BY 3.0 · Source (Wikimedia Commons)
Map of the administrative divisions of Kazakhstan
First-level administrative divisions of Kazakhstan

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Administrative divisions of Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan is divided into 16 regions.

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  • Almaty
  • Almaty City
  • Aqmola
  • Aqtöbe
  • Astana
  • Atyrau
  • East Kazakhstan
  • Mangghystau
  • North Kazakhstan
  • Pavlodar
  • Qaraghandy
  • Qostanay
  • Qyzylorda
  • South Kazakhstan
  • West Kazakhstan
  • Zhambyl

Administrative boundaries and names from Natural Earth (public domain); they may lag recent reorganizations.

Where is Kazakhstan?

Kazakhstan lies in Central Asia. Its geographic centre is at about 48.02° N, 66.92° E, and the capital, Astana, is at 51.13° N, 71.43° E.

With 2,724,900 km², it is the 3rd-largest of the 46 countries in Asia — about 11 times the size of the United Kingdom.

Kazakhstan lies entirely in the Northern Hemisphere.

Kazakhstan is landlocked, with no coastline. See all landlocked countries.

Neighbouring countries: Russia, China, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan.

Geography of Kazakhstan

Continent
Asia
Region
Central Asia
Area
2,724,900 km²
Geographic centre
48.02° N, 66.92° E
Capital (Astana)
51.13° N, 71.43° E
Size rank in Asia
3 of 46
Highest point
Khan Tengri (7,010 m)
Land borders
5

Bordering countries: Russia, China, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan.