turkicmap.png
This image displays a black-and-white political and linguistic map titled Map 5.1 at the bottom. The map covers a vast area of Eurasia, stretching from Iceland and Greenland in the northwest to Japan and China in the east, and down to Saudi Arabia and India in the south.

At the very bottom, below the map border, is the caption text: "Map 5.1. Turkic languages. Balkan Gagauz Turkish is not mapped. 1: Kumyk; 2: Azerbaijani; 3: Karachay-Balkar; 4: Karakalpak."

The map uses light gray shading for bodies of water and white for landmasses. Thin black lines delineate country borders. Text labels are printed in a sans-serif font.

**Geographic Labels (Countries and Regions):**
In the north, the Arctic Ocean is labeled across the top. Below it, Greenland and Iceland are visible. The United Kingdom, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland, Belarus, Ukraine, Romania, Moldova, Turkey, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Jordan, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, China, Mongolia, North Korea, South Korea, and Japan are all labeled.

**Oceanic Labels:**
The map labels the Norwegian Sea, North Sea, Barents Sea, Kara Sea, Laptev Sea, Black Sea, Caspian Sea, Persian Gulf, Red Sea, East China Sea, Sea of Okhotsk, Sea of Japan, and Bering Sea.

**Linguistic Labels (Turkic Languages):**
The map places specific names of Turkic languages in various regions:
- In Western Russia/Eastern Europe: Karaim is labeled near the border of Belarus and Poland. Gagauz is labeled near Moldova and Ukraine. Chuvash and Tatar are labeled within European Russia.
- In Siberia/Russia: Dolgan, Yakut, Altai, Tuva, and Yugur are labeled across northern and central Russia.
- In the Caucasus/Central Asia region: Turkish is labeled in Turkey. Urum is near Georgia/Armenia. Karaim appears again near the Black Sea coast north of Turkey. Kashkay is labeled in Iran. Turkmen is in Turkmenistan. Uzbek is in Uzbekistan. Kyrgyz is in Kyrgyzstan. Kazakh is across Kazakhstan. Uyghur is in western China (Xinjiang).
- In Central Asia: Altai, Tuva, and Yugur are also present near the borders of Russia, Mongolia, and China.

**Numbered Locations:**
There are four small numbers placed on the map corresponding to the caption key:
- The number 1 is located in Dagestan (Russia), near the Caspian Sea.
- The number 2 is located in Azerbaijan.
- The number 3 is located north of Turkey, near the Black Sea coast.
- The number 4 is located on the border between Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan.
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