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DOI: Application Of The Landscape Approach To The Study Of The Population Distribution Of The Fergana Valley
Abduvaliev Hayitboy Abduganievich , Doctoral Student Of The Department Of Geography, Fergana State University, UzbekistanAbstract
The article describes the results of the study of some features of the population in the
Fergana Valley, the region with the highest population and density in Uzbekistan and for the
first time calculated and analyzed the population density of the Fergana Valley by landscape
types.
Keywords
landscape,, landscape approach
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