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I think you have substantially redefined the Front Range Urban Corridor. While America 2050 uses this term, the term is geographically inappropriate. The Front Range mountains only extend from about the 39th parallel north to the 41st parallel north. The Front Range is often confused with the Rocky Mountain Front.
There is currently very little urban area between Taos, New Mexico and Pueblo, Colorado. I think what you have described is more properly described as the Southern Rocky Mountains Piedmont or the Southern Rocky Mountain Front geographic area. (See also the Southern Rocky Mountains.)
If you want, I can move your revised article to the Southern Rocky Mountain Front and restore the Front Range Urban Corridor to its accepted definition.
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Yours aye, Buaidh 16:08, 25 August 2013 (UTC)
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Districts of Bishkek in kyrgyz language: Lenin raionu Sverdlov raionu Birinchi May raionu Oktyabr raionu
Districts of Bishkek in russian language: Leninskiy raion Sverdlovskiy raion Pervomayskiy raion Oktyabrskiy raion
It would be better to translate everything from kyrgyz and not from russian, in Soviet period Kyrgyzstan was called Kirghizia(russian name for Kyrgyzstan), after falling of Soviet Union, everyone get used to Kyrgyzstan instead of Kirghizia. --158.181.164.203 (talk) 12:25, 8 August 2014 (UTC)
I would agree. However when I spent sometime in Bishkek the residents that I interacted with referred to the districts as Leninskiy and so forth, not saying it is the official names or translation that's just what I knew them by. Perhaps you are from there and know better. I don't care how they are translated, whether from Kyrgyz or Russian I just think we need a solid source before changing it. Google maps is sort of like Open Source maps in that anyone can edit them and change the name of things. (I've actually named my own driveway and the trees around my house.) If you feel strongly about the names, I don't care if you use them as you did use a source and the other ones were not cited at all. I would have discussed this prior to undoing your change but you did not have a talk page. Pmelton87 (talk) 12:48, 8 August 2014 (UTC)
Hi Pmelton87! Many many thanks for your edits to the Tajikistan page. I put in a lot of work on that page a few months ago and I'm really happy that someone has gone through it and touched it up a bit. I like what you've done. I was interested that you included the Pakistan-Afghanistan-Tajikistan infrastructure project in the country level article and not just the Transportation in Tajikistan article because I couldn't find very much information about that when I was researching. It seemed to me that that project hadn't really gotten off the ground. Conversely the projects being funding by China and Iran (roads, bridges and tunnels mostly) seem to be progressing. That's probably the only thing I noticed from your edits that seemed like it might need some additional consideration.
That said, please let me know what you think and I would be happy to partner with you on improving any of the other Tajik pages. E.g., improvements to Khujand, the second city, could be made in the areas of economy, geography or notable residents, there are some basic geographic pages that still don't exist for various sub-regions and towns across the country, and just about all of the main article pages that are linked to the Tajikistan page need improvement. In short, there's a lot to do and if you're interested in having a go at it then I would be glad to help. Cheers!Monopoly31121993 (talk) 08:43, 10 August 2014 (UTC)
Hi Pmelton87, the Eurasian Economic Union will launch on January 1 2015 with Kyrgyzstan, Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan and Russia as its members states. Tajikistan may join in the future. As you are interested in Central Asia, if I may I would like to ask you to assess or contribute to the article (by correcting any mistakes) if you have the time and wish to do so. We would like the article to be ranked as a Good Article (possibly featured) and be in perfect state before January 1. (This is purely voluntary although any help will be greatly appreciated).
Many thanks —Mentoroso (talk) 19:05, 11 December 2014 (UTC)
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