Köktokai County ( Uig. خْكتْكاَي ناھىيىسى; Köktoqay nahiyisi , Kazakh كوكتوعاي اۋدانى; Kөktғai audany ) or Fuyun County ( Chinese уп 县 县 п district , Pinyin : Fùyin xiцinjyзyзyin district ) The name in translation from Kazakh means "green thicket." The administrative center is the village of Kuirtysh.
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| kaz. كوكتوعاي اۋدانى; Kөktoғay audany | |
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| A country |  China |
| Autonomous region | Xinjiang Uyghur |
| County | Altai |
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History
Kektokai was isolated from Burultokai and received self-government in 1937. In 1959, the county’s administrative center was moved from the village of Kektokai to the village of Kuirtysh.
Geography
In the north, the county borders with Mongolia , in the east - with the county of Chingil, in the west - with the county of Burultokai, in the south - with the Changji-Hui Autonomous District .
Administrative division
Kektokai County is divided into 5 villages and 5 volosts .
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Links
- Fuyun - information about the territory, population and history of changes in the administrative-territorial division on the site 行政 区划 网(Chinese)