Aktobe

Aktobe is a town at the Ilek River in Kazakhstan. It is the workplace of Aktobe Region. In 2013, it had a population of 371,546 human beings. The territory of contemporary-day Aktobe Region has visible the rise and fall of many Central Asian cultures and empires. The region figured prominently in the records of the Kazakh "Little Horde". The Kazakh warlord Eset Batyr primarily based his campaigns towards the Dzungars from this area. His mausoleum is positioned 35 kilometres 22 miles to the south of Aktobe city. Abulkhair Khan 1693–1748 was additionally primarily based in this location. In March 1869, a Russian navy citadel with a garrison of 300 turned into constructed at the confluence of the Kargala and Ilek Rivers, along the Orenburg.

Kazalinsk caravan course. From that duration onward, Slavic settlers began emigrate to the region on the way to farm, and very quickly, neighbourhoods had been constructed around the castle. In 1874 the fort became elevated in length, and streets have been laid out to and from the fort's gate. In 1891 the agreement changed into labelled a district city, and officially named Aktyubinsk.