Yunusabad, Administrative district in Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Yunusabad is an administrative district in northern Tashkent and spans a large residential area with mixed development. It combines older apartment blocks with newer construction and includes parks, schools, and commercial zones that serve residents' daily needs.
The district was established in 1981 during the Soviet period to accommodate Tashkent's expanding population. Its development was part of a broader plan to systematically expand the city and create new residential neighborhoods for workers and families.
The district shows a blend of older Soviet apartment blocks alongside newer buildings, reflecting how Tashkent has evolved over recent decades. Wide streets and parks reveal the Soviet planning philosophy, while new shops and cafés shape daily life today.
The district is well-served by public transportation and connects to several neighboring areas, making movement straightforward. Visitors find shops, restaurants, and everyday services spread throughout the area.
The name Yunusabad comes from a historical figure and is part of a naming system that identifies different Tashkent districts. This choice reflects an intention to preserve local history and identity in urban planning.
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