[FIRST RUSSIAN CITY PLAN OF BISHKEK AFTER THE DISSOLUTION] Kirgizskoe aerogeodezicheskoe predpriiatie / plan goroda sostavlen po materialam topograficheskikh kart i podgotovlen k pechati Kirgizskim aėrogeodezicheskim predpriiatiem GUGK SSSR v 1990 g

Prep. by E. G. SHAROVA, Glavnoe upravlenie geodezii i kartografii pri Sovete Ministrov SSSR, Moskva (Moscow), 1991.

COMPLETE TITLE: [FIRST RUSSIAN CITY PLAN OF BISHKEK AFTER THE DISSOLUTION] план города составлен по материалам топографических карт и подготовлен к печати Киргизским аэрогеодезическим предприятием ГУГК СССР в 1990 г. ; редактор Е.Г. Шарова., Kirgizskoe aerogeodezicheskoe predpriiate / plan goroda sostavlen po materialam topograficheskikh kart i podgotovlen k pechati Kirgizskim aėrogeodezicheskim predpriiatiem GUGK SSSR v 1990 g.

Original offset lithograph map. 104x79 cm. In Russian. Five separate panels on the verso showing four suburban-district street maps, metro-area map, key to abbreviations, and ills. including street index. Folded. Scale: 1:15000. In excellent condition.

First Russian city plan of Kirghizstan’s capital Bishkek after the dissolution of the Soviet Union.

In June 1990, a state of emergency was declared following severe ethnic riots in southern Kyrgyzstan that threatened to spread to the capital. The city was renamed Bishkek on 5 February 1991, and Kyrgyzstan achieved independence later that year during the breakup of the Soviet Union.

Seven copies in OCLC (33164968): Harvard, Syracuse, Cornell, LoC, Northwestern, Miami, and University of Georgia.