The Central Asia is an under-area of the Asia. According to a
convention, it extends from the Caspian Sea with the Oasis of
Dunhuang on the edge is Désert of Taklamakan (in the North-West
of the China). With the narrow direction, it
includes/understands: In the broad sense, one includes there: -
the Chinese province of the Xinjiang (Autonomous region of the
Ouïgours); - the Mongolia; - the Tibet; - the Kazakhstan
(politically attached to the Central Asia post-Soviet, although
its most Western part, in the North of the Caspian Sea and the
West of the Ural river is traditionally classified in Europe); -
the Iran (partially); - the Pakistan (partially); - south of the
Russia (partially, in the north of Kazakhstan; but not the west
coast of Caspian in the north of the Azerbaïdjan and the
Georgia, left considered traditionally in Europe). Moved away
from all the seas, the Central Asia has a Climat continental,
very hot in summer and very cold in winter (by soft places). On
its septentrional part, the Volga until i