Urgut

Monday, 03 September 2012

Urgut (SHoxjaxon Jo'rayev - Oybarchin.flv)

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Urgut Urgut / Ургут
In the platan grove
Urgut Location in Uzbekistan
Coordinates: 39°24′N 67°15′E / 39.4°N 67.25°E / 39.4; 67.25
Country	Uzbekistan
Province	Samarqand Province

Urgut (Uzbek: Urgut / Ургут; Russian: Ургут) is a town in the Samarqand Province of Uzbekistan and the capital of Urgut District. It is known for the grove of platans, some of which are more than 1000 years old. Urgut is located in mountainous areas.

1060-year old platan with a cave under its roots

Urgutlik (also known as Urguti in Tajik) people are a subgroup of ethnic Uzbeks who track their ancestry to people from a town of Urgut. There are almost 500,000 people who describe themselves as Urgutlik. Urgutlik people frequently use Tajik words in their daily conversation. Majority of the population speak Uzbek; however, there are some Tajik ethnic villages and they speak Tajik.

Urguti people are heavily involved in basic mercantile trading in their respective locations and in farming. In the town craftsmanship is also well-known which has been maintained traditionally throughout the centuries.^{[citation needed]}

Urgut's biggest market with varied and relatively inexpensive merchandise attracts folks even from Samarkand, the capital of the Province

Coordinates: 39°24′N 67°15′E / 39.4°N 67.25°E / 39.4; 67.25

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v t e Samarqand Province

Capital: Samarkand

Districts and seats	Bulungur District (Bulungur) · Ishtikhon District (Ishtikhon) · Jomboy District (Jomboy) · Kattakurgan District (Paishanba) · Koshrabot District ( Koshrabot) · Narpay District (Oqtosh) · Nurobod District (Nurobod) · Oqdarya District (Laish) · Pakhtachi District (Ziadin) · Payariq District (Payariq) · Pastdargom District (Juma) · Samarqand District (Gulabad) · Toyloq District (Toyloq) · Urgut District (Urgut)

v t e Cities of Uzbekistan

Capital	Tashkent

Cities	Andijan Angren Asaka Bekabad Beruniy Bukhara Chimboy Chirchiq Fergana Guliston G‘ijduvon G‘uzor Jizzakh Juma Kattaqo‘rg‘on Kogon Kosonsoy Margilan Mo‘ynoq Namangan Navoiy Nukus Nurota Olmaliq Qarshi Qorako‘l Qorasuv Qo‘ng‘irot Qo‘qon Rishton Samarkand Shahrisabz Shirin Sirdaryo Termez To‘rtko‘l To‘ytepa Uchquduq Urganch Urgut Vobkent Xiva Xo‘jayli Yangiabad Yangiyer Yangiyo‘l Zarafshon

Also Urgut is well known as a main exporter In Uzbekistan of Marijuana. Although the government of Uzbekistan tries to hinder the cultivation Marijuana, it still remains one of the main incomes of Urgut population.

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