THE INTEGRAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE RIVERS OF UZBEKISTAN AND GROUPS OF ANCIENT HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES
Keywords:
Amudarya, Khazarasp, Polvonyop, Ghaziabad, Shakhabad, Yormish, Qilich Niyozbosh, Qoraqiz, Mangit, Shobboz, Lovzon, Siponyop, Khonyop, Suvonli, Bekyop, Quvonchyorma, Kegeyli, glacial-snow feeding, canal.Abstract
This article examines and explains in detail the integral relationship between the rivers of Uzbekistan and groups of ancient hydraulic structures on the basis of a number of scientific sources.
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