Yevgenyevka, Kazakhstan

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Yevgenyevka
Coordinates: 43°30′40.36″N77°40′28.35″E / 43.5112111°N 77.6745417°E / 43.5112111; 77.6745417 Coordinates: 43°30′40.36″N77°40′28.35″E / 43.5112111°N 77.6745417°E / 43.5112111; 77.6745417
Country Kazakhstan
Region Almaty Region
Time zone Omsk Time (UTC+6)

Yevgenyevka (derived from Yevgen'yevka) is a city in Almaty Region of south-eastern Kazakhstan. It is located in the Enbekshikazakh District, approximately 75 kilometres (47 mi) north-east of Almaty.

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