Gagauzia

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English: This gallery contains media concerning Gagauzia, an autonomous region of Moldova. Its autonomy is ethnically motivated by the predominance of the Gagauz people, who are primarily Orthodox Turkic-speaking people.

Maps

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  • Map of Gaugazia within Moldavia.
    Map of Gaugazia within Moldavia.
  • Map of Gagauzia
    Map of Gagauzia
  • Map of the Republic of Gagauzia, 1990-1994
    Map of the Republic of Gagauzia, 1990-1994

People

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  • Mihail Chakir
    Mihail Chakir
  • Petar Danilovich Draganov in the official uniform as a director, in Chisinau around 1912 - 1914
    Petar Danilovich Draganov in the official uniform as a director, in Chisinau around 1912 - 1914
  • Gagauz of the city of Chadyr-Lunga
    Gagauz of the city of Chadyr-Lunga
  • Gagauz people from all over the world
    Gagauz people from all over the world

Landscape

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  • Kirovskoe Lake, Tent-Lunga
    Kirovskoe Lake, Tent-Lunga
  • Ceadîr-Lunga ravines, natural monument located in Gagauzia, east of Ceadîr-Lunga, Ceadîr-Lunga forest district
    Ceadîr-Lunga ravines, natural monument located in Gagauzia, east of Ceadîr-Lunga, Ceadîr-Lunga forest district
  • Râpa Cișmichioi, natural monument located in Gagauzia, Cismichioi village, on the left side of the valley of the tributary of Lake Cahul
    Râpa Cișmichioi, natural monument located in Gagauzia, Cismichioi village, on the left side of the valley of the tributary of Lake Cahul
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