Jetysu District

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Jetysu district
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Jetysu district
Coordinates: Coordinates: 43°18′42″N76°55′44″E / 43.3116°N 76.9288°E / 43.3116; 76.9288
Country Kazakhstan
Province Almaty
Government
   Akim Kokobaeva Gulnara Akhmetzhanovna [1]
Time zone UTC+6 (UTC+6)

Jetisu district is a district of Almaty, Kazakhstan. [2] [3]

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