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The two main segments of the country, is the north and the south which have varied cultural and economic pattern with some particular ethnic groups residing. The estimation of 1989 census inferred that only 38 % of the population was urbanized. The Fergana Valley in the eastern Kyrgyzstan and along the borders of Central Asian countries of Uzbekistan and Tajikistan is one of the most densely populated areas. This region is also very fertile and agriculturally productive.
The ethnic groups in Kyrgyzstan have contributed highly to its culture, tradition and customs. The sedentary groups of Uzbeks and Tajiks were highly influenced by the native and nomadic lifestyle of the Kyrgyz who moved with their herds in the mountains. The people of Kyrgyzstan are highly active and make good use of the native resources.
The Population of Kyrgyzstan is a composition of too many diverted groups which have their respective effects on the culture of Kyrgyzstan.
Last Updated Date: September 24, 2016