Piskent (uzbeksce Piskent; rusce Пскент/ Pskent) je město w Taškentskej oblasći na wuchodźe Uzbekistana, blisko tadźikiskeje hranicy. Je zarjadniske sydło Piskentskeho wobwoda.
| swójske mjeno | Piskent | |
| ||
| Zakładne daty | ||
|---|---|---|
| stat |  Usbekistan | |
| wysokosć | 411 metrow n.m.hł. | |
| wobydlerstwo | 90.400 (2016) | |
Leži něhdźe 90 kilometrow južnje Taškenta.
Ma něhdźe 90 tysac wobydlerjow.
Wot lěta 1966 měšćanske prawa.
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