Talas Alataū Range

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Talas Alataū Range

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Talas Alataū Range, mountain range, a branch of the Tien Shan system that rises to 13,200 feet (4,023 metres) and forms part of the watershed of the upper Talas River in Kyrgyzstan.

This article was most recently revised and updated by Lorraine Murray.