Shoktas, Kazakhstan (general), Kazakhstan

populated place; a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.

• Shoktas (0km)
• Ibata (11.6km)
• Koshkurgan (13.5km)
• Bostandyk (14.3km)
• Biy-Mirza (15km)
• Kentaū (16.2km)
• Dzhambul (17.5km)
• Uyuk (20.8km)
• Tashanak (20.9km)
• Bayyldyr (21.4km)
• Akhintuma (22km)
• Urangay (22.4km)
• Chubanak (23.2km)
• Qarnaq (27.2km)
• Tridtsat' Let Kazakhstana (27.4km)
• Karashik (29.4km)
• Kyzyltu (31.9km)
• Ittifak (32.7km)
• Ashchysay (32.9km)
• Staryy Ikan (33.4km)
• Kommuna (33.7km)
• Akzhar (34.8km)
• Kanbakty (34.9km)
• Turkestan (35.2km)
• Kyzyltu (36.3km)
• Shert (36.7km)
• Tautyma (39km)
• Kosbulak (42.6km)
• Bugun'skiy (44.4km)
• Kaynar (45.6km)
• Myngbulaq (47.2km)
• Aktas (48.6km)
• Babayqorghan (50.2km)
• Dosan-Karabas (52.5km)

stream; a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.

• Khantagi (15.3km)
• Biresek (17.5km)
• Kyzylata (20.6km)
• Shalyrozek (37.1km)
• Yermaksu (40.3km)
• Kaynar (43.8km)

second-order administrative division; a subdivision of a first-order administrative division.

• Türkistan Aūdany (14.5km)
• Kentaū Qalasy (15.3km)
• Türkistan Qalasy (35.2km)

farm; a tract of land with associated buildings devoted to agriculture.

• Kolkhoz Ak-Tyube (20.2km)
• Kolkhoz Imeni Kuybysheva (53.8km)

intermittent stream; a water course which dries up in the dry season.

• Ikansu (28.6km)
• Shilbir (37.7km)

section of populated place; a neighborhood or part of a larger town or city.

• Khantaghy (14.5km)
• Mirgalimsay (15.3km)

lake; a large inland body of standing water.

• Qaldyköl (45.3km)

pass; a break in a mountain range or other high obstruction, used for transportation from one side to the other [See also gap].

• Pereval Turlan (37.3km)