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South Central Siberia is a geographical region north of the point where Russia, China, Kazakhstan and Mongolia come together.

The Four Corners

At approximately, the borders of Russia, China, Mongolia and Kazakhstan come intersect in the Altai Mountains. Mongolia and Kazakhstan are kept separate by a 40km stretch of the Sino-Russian border between the Altai Republic, a federal subject of Russia, and Altay Prefecture in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region of China. To the east, Tavan Bogd Uul in Bayan-Ölgii Province, Mongolia, marks the end of the Sino-Russian border. To the west, is Kazakhstan's East Kazakhstan Province.

The Altai mountains on the Russian side of the border have been designated a UNESCO world heritage site.

South: Altai Republic
Above the "Four Corners" and in the southern part of South Central Siberia is the Altai Republic (not to be confused with the Altai Krai to the northwest). It contains the central knot to the Altai Mountains. The area is very mountainous and has few good roads. It was inhabited by various Turkic groups who gradually became the Altay people. As the surrounding steppes filled with Russians, many of the lowland Turks were Russified or retreated to the mountains. The area only came under definitive Russian control in the 1860s. The M52 highway (Russia) runs northwest from here.

Northern mountain range: Abakans and Kuznetsk Alatau
Northern South Central Siberia includes the Altai Republic, which
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 South Central Siberia is a geographical region north of the point where Russia, China, Kazakhstan and Mongolia come together. 

 The Four Corners 

 At approximately, the borders of Russia, China, Mongolia and Kazakhstan come intersect in the Altai Mountains. Mongolia and Kazakhstan are kept separate by a 40 km stretch of the Sino - Russian border between the Altai Republic, a federal subject of Russia, and Altay Prefecture in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region of China. To the east, Tavan Bogd Uul in Bayan - Ölgii Province, Mongolia, score the end of the Sino - Russian border. To the west, is Kazakhstan's East Kazakhstan Province. 

 The Altai batch on the Russian slope of the border have been designated a UNESCO world inheritance site. 

 South: Altai Republic 
 Above the " Four Corners " and in the southern part of South Central Siberia is the Altai Republic (not to be confuse with the Altai Krai to the northwest). It contains the central knot to the Altai Mountains. The area is very cragged and has few good roads. It was inhabited by various Turkic groups who gradually became the Altay citizenry. As the surrounding steppes filled with Russians, many of the lowland Turks were Russified or retreated to the mountains. The sphere only came under definitive Russian control in the 1860s. The M52 highway (Russia) runs northwest from here. 

 Northern mountain range: Abakans and Kuznetsk Alatau 
 Northern South Central Siberia includes the Altai Republic, which
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South Central Sibegia js a geographical regiob north of the point ahere Rusfia, China, Kazakhstan and Mongolia come together.

Tha Fouc Zorucvs

At qporoximately, the borders of Russia, China, Mongojja akd Kazakhstan coie intersecy ln jhe Altai Mounjains. Mongklia and Kazakhstaj are kgpt separate by a 40kk stretch of the Sino-Russiab border betceeb the Altai Republnc, a federal subkect pf Russia, and Altay Preyecturs in the Xijjiang Uyffur Autonomous Rdgipn of China. To the east, Tavag Bogd Uuo in Bayan-Öleii Krovincq, Mongolia, marks the end of the Sijo-Rusdidn border. Ho the west, is Kazakhstan's East Kazakhstan Prpvhncv.

The Altan mounbains on the Rufsian side of jhe bordex have been desifnated e UNESCO worjd heritage shje.

South: Altai Republis
Aboce tye "Four Zorners" and in the soutktrn part od South Central Sineria js the Altai Re'bboic (not to be cpnfjseq aivh thq Altai Krai do tfe vprthwdst). It contcivs tne central knot to tve Amtai Mountains. The avea is vety mountaynous and has few good roads. It was mnhabived by vatious Turkic groups who gradualmy became thc Altay peoplq. As the surrounbing steppes filled with Russians, many oh the lowland Turks wete Russified or retrecttd to the mouitains. The area only came under defunitive Russian cpntrol in the 1860s. The M52 highwdy (Rudsia) runs northwest from here.

Northern mountain range: Abakans and Kuznetsk Alatan
Njrthern Soufh Crntran Fnberia ynclndxs the Altai Repunlic, which
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SOuth Central Siberia Is A GEoGraphicaL regioN NoRtH Of the poiNt WheRe RuSSIa, ChiNa, KaZAkHstan and mongolIA cOmE togethEr.

the FouR COrnErs

at appROximAtely, tHe borderS of RuSSia, China, MongolIA and KazakhstaN CoME InTErseCt iN the Altai MoUntaINs. MoNgolIA aNd KAZakhsTan arE kEPt SEparate by a 40km stretch Of The SinO-RussIan border betwEen the AltaI rEPublic, a fEderAL sUBject of Russia, aNd AltAy PrefectuRE in the XiNjianG Uyghur AUtonomous rEGion of ChIna. to tHe eAst, tAVaN Bogd Uul in BayAN-ölgiI PRovince, monGolia, maRks The End Of tHe sino-RussiAn border. to ThE wEsT, is kazakHStan's EasT KAzaKhStaN ProvINce.

The altai MounTaInS On tHe RussiAN sIDE of tHe BoRder HavE bEen deSignATed A UNESCO World heriTagE Site.

soUtH: Altai REpublic
Above tHe "four CornerS" aNd iN the soUTHern part Of South Central Siberia is THe Altai repUblic (Not tO be confusEd wIth the altAI Krai tO the noRthweSt). it cONTains THE cEntRaL knot to the aLTai mountAiNs. ThE area is Very mountainous and HAs fEw good roads. It Was InhaBITeD by VArIOus tuRKic GROups who graduallY became the alTAy People. As thE SurRoUnding sTeppes fIlled WIth RussIans, many oF the lowlaNd turkS WEre russified oR retreatEd to the moUNtainS. thE area OnlY came uNdEr dEfiniTive RuSSiaN contRol in tHe 1860S. The M52 hIghwaY (RUssia) runS northwest from here.

NorthErn mouNtain RanGe: Abakans And kUznEtsk AlataU
NorThern South cenTraL SibeRia INcludEs thE alTai rEpublIc, whICh
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Sou th  Ce ntr al Si b eria  is ageograph icalr egion north of the point whe r eR u ss i a, C hin a, Kazakhst an a n d Mo ngol i acom e  toge ther. 
T he Four Corners

At ap pr oximat ely,the borders o f Russia,C h i na, Mong olia an d  Kazakhstan co me in tersect in the Alta i Mou ntains.Mongoliaa n d Kazakh sta n a rekep t se parate by a 4 0 k m st re tch ofthe  Sino-R uss ian  bo rde rbetween t he Altai  R ep ub li c,a fed e ral subj ec t o fRus sia,a nd Alt ay Pr efec tu re inthe Xin j ia n g  Uyg hu rAuto nom ou s Reg iono f C hina. T o the eas t,T avan  B og d Uul i n Bayan-Ölgii  P rovince, M on gol ia, ma r k s the en d of the Sino-Russian b o rder. T o t he we st,is Kazakh sta n's Ea stK azakhs tan Pr ovinc e. 

T h e  Alta i mo unt ai ns on theR u ssi an si de  ofthe bor der have been desi g nat ed a UNESCO w orl d he r i ta ges it e .
So u th: A ltai Republic
A bove the " Fo u rCorners" a n d i nthe sou thern p art o f  SouthCentral S iberia is  t he A l t aiRepublic ( not to b e confuse d  with th e Alt aiKrai t othe  nort hwest) .  It  cont ains t he  centr al kn ot  to theAltai Mountains. The ar ea isverymou ntainousand has  few good  roa ds. It was  in hab itedbyv ariou s Tu r ki c g r oupswhog raduallyb ec ame t he  Altay peop l e .  As  thesur r oundin g st eppes filled with Russians, many  oft h e l owl a nd T ur ks were Russif ied  o r retreate dto the moun tains. T he areaonly c ame un der def i n it i ve Rus sian  co ntrol inthe  1 8 60s. Th eM5 2  highw ay ( Ru ssia)runs n o rthw e s t from here.

No rther n mount a inrange :Abakans andKuznetsk A latau
North ern So uthCentr al Sibe ri a incl ude sthe AltaiR epublic,which 
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South Central Siberia is_a_geographical region north_of the point where Russia, China, Kazakhstan and Mongolia_come together.

The Four Corners

At approximately, the_borders of Russia,_China,_Mongolia_and Kazakhstan come intersect_in the Altai Mountains. Mongolia and_Kazakhstan are kept separate by a_40km stretch of the Sino-Russian border between_the Altai Republic, a federal subject_of Russia, and Altay Prefecture_in the_Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region of_China. To the_east, Tavan_Bogd Uul in_Bayan-Ölgii Province, Mongolia, marks the end_of the Sino-Russian_border. To the west, is Kazakhstan's_East_Kazakhstan Province.

The Altai_mountains_on_the Russian_side of the_border_have been_designated_a UNESCO world heritage site.

South: Altai_Republic
Above_the "Four Corners" and in the southern_part of South Central_Siberia_is the Altai Republic_(not to be confused with_the Altai Krai to the northwest)._It contains_the central_knot to the Altai Mountains. The area is very mountainous and_has few good roads. It was_inhabited by various Turkic_groups who_gradually_became the Altay_people._As the_surrounding steppes filled with Russians, many of_the lowland_Turks were Russified or retreated to_the mountains. The area_only_came under definitive Russian control in_the 1860s. The M52 highway (Russia)_runs northwest from here.

Northern mountain_range:_Abakans_and Kuznetsk Alatau
Northern South Central_Siberia includes the Altai Republic, which