Malovodnoye, Almaty

Malovodnoye is an ethnically Kazakh village in Almaty Region of south-eastern Kazakhstan. It is located in the Enbekshikazakh District, approximately 75 kilometres north-east of Almaty and midway between the larger settlements of Yevgenyevka and Yanaturmysh. Numerous clashes between Kazakhs and ethnic Chechens have broken out in the village, notably in March-April 2007.[1]

Malovodnoye
Malovodnoye
Coordinates: 43°30′41.48″N 77°41′54.25″E
Country	Kazakhstan
Region	Almaty Region
Time zone	UTC+6 (Omsk Time)

Demographics

Most locals are ethnic Kazakhs
Chechens settlers
Turkish immigrants
Chinese immigrants

Notes

"Kazakhstan: Authorities search for missing journalist". UNHCR. 20 April 2007. Archived from the original on 13 January 2013. Retrieved 28 December 2012.

Pannier, Bruce (2007-03-19). "Shoot-Out In Village Leaves Three Dead". Radio Free Europe. Retrieved 2009-05-26.

Almaty Region
Capital: Taldykorgan
Districts	Aksu Alakol Balkhash Enbekshikazakh Eskeldi Ile Karasay Karatal Kerbulak Koksu Panfilov Raiymbek Sarkand Talgar Uygur Zhambyl
Major cities and towns	Bakanas Balpyk Bi Boralday Esik Kapshagay Karabulak Kaskelen Kegen Sarkand Taldykorgan Talgar Tekeli Usharal Ushtobe Uzynagash Zhansugirov Zharkent
Settlements	Abay Akbulak Akdala Akkaynar Akozek Akshiy Aksu Aktas Aktuma Aktyube Alatau Aleksandrovka Alga Algabas Alghabas Ali Altynemel Amangel'dy Aqbalyq Aqdala Aqkol Aqshi Aqtam Aqzhar Arasan Arkabay Arqarly Artel' vostok Ashchibulak Ashchybulak Avat Aydarly Aynabulaq Azat Baganashyl Bakanas Balasaz Balatopar Balpyk Bi Baltabay Baqanas Baqbaqty Basqynshy Basshi Baybulak Bayserka Bayserke Bayterek Bazarkel'dy Bel'bulak Bereke Beskol Bezvodnyy Birlik Bozinggen Bulaqty Burunday Chapayevo Ushkonyr Cherkasskoe Chilik Chundzha Dmitrievka Dostyq Dvenadtsatogo Dekabrya Dyusen' Dzerzhinskoe Dzhanek Ekiasha Ekinshi beszhyldyq Ekpindi Elaman Enbekshi Esik Fabrichnyy Frunze Gagarino Gerasimovka Gornyy Sadovod Gvardeyskiy Ili Imeni Panfilova Imeni Sverdlova Intymak Isayevo Kalkaman Kamenka Kamennoye Plato Kapchagay Karabulak Karagayly Karakastek Karakemer Karaoy Karaturyk Kaskelen Kasymbek Kauchuk Kaynar Kaynazar Kayrat Kazarma Kazatkom Kegen Kengzhyra Kerbulak Ketpen Kirovo Kishi qaraoy Klyuchi Kokkaynar Kokozek Kokpek Koksu Koktal Koktobe Koktobe Koktuma Lenino Lepsi Madeniyet Malovodnoye Malybay Masaq Matay Maylybay Mezhdurechenskoe Molaly Mynbayevo Narynkol Nechayev sad Nikolaevka Novopokrovka Oktryabr' Nura Otegen Batyr Panzhim Pervomayskiy Podgornoye Pokrovka Politotdel Pryamoy put' Put Ilyicha Qabanbay Qalzhat Qanshenggel Qapal Qarabastau Qarabulaq Qaraoy Qarashoqy Qarasu Qazaqstan Qoghaly Qongyroleng Qorghas Qospan Qoyankoz Qoylyq Quyghan Qyzylaghash Qyzylashchy Qyzylqayrat Qyzyltu Raimbek Rakhat Raz'yezd Sem'desyat Razdolnoye Rudnichny Rybach'e Samsy Sarkand Sarqan Sarybastau Sarybel Sarybulak Saryozek Saryzhaz Saty Sharyn Shatyrbay Shelek Shengel'dy Shilikemer Shugyla Skotovod Spetsgorodok Sumbe Suyksay Talap Taldybulak Taldykorgan Talgar Talghar Taran Tashkensaz Tastybulak Tauturgen Tekeli Tekes Teskensu Tolkyn Troitskoye Turar Turgen Tuyyq Tuzusay Usharal Ushbulaq Ushtobe Uzynbulaq Vtoraya Pyatiletka Yanaturmysh Yenbek Yenbekshi Yermensay Yesentay Yesik Yevgenyevka Yubileynoye

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