Issyk-Kul
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Is·syk-Kul
or Y·syk-Köl (ĭs′ĭk-ko͝ol′, -kœl′) A lake of northeast Kyrgyzstan in the Tian Shan near the Kazakh border.
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Issyk-Kul
(Russian isˈsikˈkulj)n
(Placename) a lake in NE Kyrgyzstan in the Tian Shan mountains, at an altitude of 1609 m (5280 ft): one of the largest mountain lakes in the world. Area: 6200 sq km (2390 sq miles)
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Is•syk-Kul
(ˈɪs ɪkˈkʊl, -ˈkul)n.
a mountain lake in NW Kirghizia. 2250 sq. mi. (5830 sq. km).
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