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The five countries of Central Asia on a zoomable map: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. Tap or click a country to see its flag, capital, population, area, official languages and currency. Zoom in to see every name, capital, river and mountain: where labels would overlap, some only appear as you get closer.

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About Central Asia

Central Asia has 5 countries, home to about 80 million people across 4,004,451 km² (1,546,127 sq mi).

The largest country by area is Kazakhstan, at 2,724,900 km², about 68% of the total; the smallest is Tajikistan, at 144,100 km².

Uzbekistan has the most people, about 37 million (46% of the total), and Turkmenistan the fewest, about 5.7 million. The most densely populated is Uzbekistan, with about 83 people per km².

5 of the 5 countries are landlocked: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan.

Countries of Central Asia and their capitals

All 5 countries, with each capital, population and area. Sort by any column, or select a name to show it on the map.

Central Asia: countries, capitals, population and area. Select a column heading to sort; select a name to show it on the map.
Astana20,432,6622,724,900
Bishkek6,219,751199,951
Dushanbe10,593,876144,100
Ashgabat5,744,151488,100
Tashkent37,015,151447,400

The 5 countries of Central Asia in the United Nations geoscheme (M49): Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. Afghanistan, which some definitions add, is in Southern Asia in the UN scheme and is shown as a neighbour.

Sources

  • Capitals and official languages: national constitutions and government sources.
  • Currencies: the ISO 4217 currency list and national central banks, checked October 2026.
  • Borders, coastlines, rivers and mountains: official sources. Disputed borders are shown as they are commonly drawn, which is not an endorsement of any claim.
  • Population and area: CIA World Factbook (2024 and 2025 estimates; total area including inland water), which capitals and languages were also checked against.