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Chilik

(also Shilik; in the upper course, Dzhangyryk), a river in Alma-Ata Oblast, Kazakh SSR; a left tributary of the Hi River. The Chilik is 245 km long and drains an area of 4,980 sq km. It rises on the southern slopes of the Transili Alatau and subsequently enters the Hi Basin, where it branches into the Kur-Chi-lik and Ul’khun-Chilik. The Chilik empties into the Kapchagai Reservoir. It is fed by glaciers and by snow. The mean flow rate 63 km from the mouth is 32.2 cu m per sec. The Chilik is used for irrigation.

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No references found	The rocket sensor will create a virtual ellipse (of the predicted impact zone) and all phones in that area will receive a warning," the Jerusalem Post quoted Chilik Soffer, a senior official at the Israeli Home Front Command, as saying. Israel planning cell phone rocket alerts by AFP / AFP Global Edition Ethnographic accounts suggest that these upland mountain valleys were used for the summer pasturing of sheep, goats, cattle, and horses from the lowland areas of Talgar, Issyk, or Chilik or for the winter pasturing of herd animals by transhumant herdsmen migrating from the higher elevations of the Inner Tian Shan Mountains (3500 to 3000 metres) to lower elevations. Iron age society and chronology in South-east Kazakhstan. (Research) by Chang, Claudia; Benecke, Norbert; Grigoriev, Fedor P.; Rosen, Arlene M.; Tourtellotte, Perry A. / Antiquity One of the zapovedniks, Sara Chilik, had some signs of wolves, deer, and wild boar, but the official wildlife counts indicated that the numbers of all were lower than they had been a decade earlier, prior to independence. The status of the wolf population in post-Soviet Kyrgyzstan. (Canid ... by Hazell, CJ / Endangered Species Update	Children's Shelter Children's Television Workshop Children's Theater children, delinquent childrenite Childress County Childress, Alice Childs, George William Chile Chile Basin Chile Battle of Iquique Day Chile mill Chile National Unity Day Chile niter Chile Rise Chile saltpeter Chile, University of Chileab Chilean Archipelago Chileans Chilembwe Day chili chili con carne Chiliasm Chilien Shan Chilik Chilikadrotna Wild River Chililabombwe Chilin Chilion Chilka Lake Chilkat Islands State Marine Park Chilkat State Park Chilkhudzhra Chilkoot Lake State Recreation Site Chilkoot Pass Chill Chill Casting Chill Casting Machine chill hardening chill roll chill wind factor chill-block melt spinning chill-roll extrusion Chillan Chillán chilled contact chilled iron chilled roll chilled shot chilled-water refrigeration system	chiliad Chiliades chiliads Chiliagon Chiliahedron Chiliahedron Chilian Chilian mill Chilian sassafras Chiliarchy CHILIAS chiliasm chiliasm chiliasms chiliasms chiliast chiliast chiliastic chiliastic chiliasts chiliburger chilidog Chilie con carne Chilie con carne Chilien Shan chilies chilies chilies Chilihead Chilihead Chilik Chilika Chilika Lake Chilikadrotna Wild River Chililabombwe Chilin Chilin Chilinergics Chilinergics Chilinergics Chilion Chilion and Mahlon Chiliped Chiliped Chiliped Chilis Chilis Chilita Chilita chilitis Chilka Lake Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve Chilkat Islands State Marine Park Chilkat State Park Chilkhudzhra Chilkoot Lake State Recreation Site Chilkoot Pass Chilkoot Pass chill chill chill

The rocket sensor will create a virtual ellipse (of the predicted impact zone) and all phones in that area will receive a warning," the Jerusalem Post quoted Chilik Soffer, a senior official at the Israeli Home Front Command, as saying.

Israel planning cell phone rocket alerts by AFP / AFP Global Edition

Ethnographic accounts suggest that these upland mountain valleys were used for the summer pasturing of sheep, goats, cattle, and horses from the lowland areas of Talgar, Issyk, or Chilik or for the winter pasturing of herd animals by transhumant herdsmen migrating from the higher elevations of the Inner Tian Shan Mountains (3500 to 3000 metres) to lower elevations.

Iron age society and chronology in South-east Kazakhstan. (Research) by Chang, Claudia; Benecke, Norbert; Grigoriev, Fedor P.; Rosen, Arlene M.; Tourtellotte, Perry A. / Antiquity

One of the zapovedniks, Sara Chilik, had some signs of wolves, deer, and wild boar, but the official wildlife counts indicated that the numbers of all were lower than they had been a decade earlier, prior to independence.

The status of the wolf population in post-Soviet Kyrgyzstan. (Canid ... by Hazell, CJ / Endangered Species Update

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