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Republic of Turkmenistan

Türkmenistan Jumhuriyäti
Flag Coat of arms
Official flag Official Coat of Arms
National information
National motto: n/a
National anthem: "Independent, Neutral, Turkmenistan State Anthem"
About the people
Official languages: Turkmen
Population: (# of people)
  - Total: 4,952,081 (ranked 112)
  - Density: 10 per km²
Geography / Places
country map
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Capital city: Aşgabat
Largest city: Aşgabat
Area
  - Total: 488,100 (ranked 52)
  - Water: n/a km² (4.9%)
Politics / Government
Established: October 27, 1991
Leaders: President/Chairman: Saparmurat Niyazov
Economy / Money
Currency:
(Name of money)		 Turkmen Manat (TMM)
International information
Time zone: +5 (DST: +6)
Telephone dialing code: +993
Internet domain: .tm

Turkmenistan is a country in Central Asia. It has borders with Afghanistan, Iran (Persia), Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan. It has no ocean coastline, but is on the Caspian Sea.


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1. Includes territory in both Europe and Asia. 2. Usually thought of Europe for cultural, Politically and historical reasons. 3. Special territories.

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