Zhem, Kazakhstan

Zhem Emba-5
Town
Zhem Location in Aktobe Province, Kazakhstan
Coordinates: 48°46′11″N 58°04′17″E / 48.76972°N 58.07139°E / 48.76972; 58.07139Coordinates: 48°46′11″N 58°04′17″E / 48.76972°N 58.07139°E / 48.76972; 58.07139
Country	Kazakhstan
Region	Aktobe Region
District	Mugalzhar District
Population (2009)^[1]
• Total	1,936
Time zone	Yekaterinburg Time (UTC+5)

Zhem, Kazakhstan, is a town in Aktobe Region of Kazakhstan. Population: 1,936 (2009 Census results);^[1] 1,142 (1999 Census results).^[1] Zhem, lying a short distance to the south of Embi, was a former military installation known as "Emba-5"^[2] before it was granted town status.

References

1 2 3 "Население Республики Казахстан" (in Russian). Департамент социальной и демографической статистики. Retrieved 8 December 2013.
↑ "Zhem (Emba-5)". Wikimapia. Wikimapia. Retrieved 23 August 2015.

Aktobe Region

Capital: Aktobe

Districts	Alga Ayteke Bi Bayganin Kargaly Kobda Khromtau Martuk Mugalzhar Oiyl Shalkar Temir Yrgyz

Major cities	Aktobe Alga Embi Kandyagash Khromtau Temir Shalkar Zhem

Towns and villages	Abay Akkemer Akrab Akshatau Aktobe Alekseyevka Alga Algha Alimbet Alimbetovka Alpyspay Altykarasu Altyndy Altyqarasu Amangel'dy Amangeldi Anastas'evka Anastas'yevka Andreyevka Aqkemer Aqkol Aqqaytym Aqqum Aqshatau Aqyrap Aralcha Araltobe Araltogay Araltoghay Asha Ashchisay Astrakhanovka Badamsha Barshakum Barshaqum Basqudyq Batamshinskiy Batpakty Baturasay Bayganin Bayghanin Bayqadam Begaly Begimbet Bel'kopa Belogorka Berchogur Bestamak Bestamaq Birshoghyr Blagoveshchenskoye Boget Bogetsay Bogoslovka Bolgarka Borly Borodinovka Bozoy Brusilovka Chernovodsk Diyar Dmitrievskoe Dmitriyevskoye Dongyztau Dzhambul Embi Erzerum Georgiyevka Grigor'evka Grigor'yevka Il'inka Kair Kalinino Kalinovka Karabutak Karaganda Karagandy Karakhobda Karakol' Karaoy Karauylkel'dy Kargalinskoye Kemer Kemershi Kengzhaly Kenkiyak Kenzhaly Kherson Khromtau Kirov Koktau Komintern Komsomol'skoe Konstantinovka, Kazakhstan Kopa Koptogay Kosbarmak Koshensay Kotrtas Kozhasay Krasnoyar Kumkuduk Kumsay Kumzhargan Kurylys Kuznetsovskoye Kyrykkuduk Leninskoe Leninskoye Mamyt Martuk Maytobe Mikhaylovka Milysay Miyaly Mortyq Mugodzharskoye Murynqum Nagornoye Nikel'tau Nogayty Novaya baza Novaya zhizn' Novoaleksandrovka Novoalekseevka Novoalekseyevka Novodontsy Novomikhaylovka Novonadezhdinka Novorossiyskoe Novorossiyskoye Novosergeyevka Novoukrainka Novovvedenka Nura Oktyabr'sk Otradnoye Oysylkara Oyyl Pavlovka Perelyubovka Pervomayskoye Petropavlovka Petrovka Pokrovka Poltavka Pyatigorka Qarabutaq Qaraoba Qarasu Qaratoghay Qarghaly Qaynar Qopa Qopasor Qumsay Qumtoghay Qurylys Quyylys Qyryqqudyq Qyzylsay Rodniki Rodnikovka Rybakovka Sambay Sarat Sarbiye Saryat Sarybie Sarykobda Sarykol' Saryqobda Saryqol Sarysay Sergiyevka Shenbertal Shet-yrghyz Shevchenko Shilikti Shilikty Shubarkuduk Shubarqudyq Shubarshi Sorbulak Sorbulaq Soyuznoe Soyuznoye Staraya Masra Staritsky Stepanovka Studencheskoe Studencheskoye Sukhinovka Sulukol' Tabantal Taldyk Taldykum Taldyq Taldyqum Taldysay Tamdy Taskopa Tasotkel Tasotkel' Temir Ushkatty Uspenovka Voznesenovka Yaysan Yebeyty Yrgyz

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