Ulaanbaatar

E24958

capital city city municipality

Ulaanbaatar is the capital and largest city of Mongolia, serving as its political, economic, and cultural center.

Aliases (1)

Ulaanbaatar (meaning "Red Hero") ×1

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	capital city → city → municipality →
administrativeStatus	municipality independent of provinces →
capitalOf	Mongolia →
climate	cold semi-arid climate → subarctic influences →
continent	Asia →
coordinateLatitude	47.92 N →
coordinateLongitude	106.92 E →
country	Mongolia →
countryCapitalType	national capital →
elevationAboveSeaLevel	about 1350 m →
formerName	Niislel Khüree → Urga →
foundedAs	Buddhist monastic center →
foundedInCentury	17th century →
hasAirport	Chinggis Khaan International Airport →
hasDistrict	Bayangol District → Bayanzürkh District → Chingeltei District → Khan-Uul District → Songinokhairkhan District → Sükhbaatar District →
hasGovernmentBuilding	Government Palace of Mongolia →
hasMonastery	Gandantegchinlen Monastery →
hasMuseum	National Museum of Mongolia →
hasParliament	State Great Khural →
hasRailwayStation	Ulaanbaatar railway station →
hasSportsTeam	FC Ulaanbaatar →
hasSquare	Sükhbaatar Square →
hasTheatre	Mongolian State Academic Theatre of Opera and Ballet →
hasUniversity	Mongolian University of Science and Technology → National University of Mongolia →
isSeatOf	Constitutional Court of Mongolia → President of Mongolia → Prime Minister of Mongolia →
largestCityOf	Mongolia →
locatedIn	Mongolia →
locatedInTimeZone	UTC+08:00 →
locatedOnRiver	Tuul River →
namedAfter	Ulaanbaatar (meaning "Red Hero") →
officialLanguage	Mongolian →
population	over 1 million inhabitants →
populationConcentration	largest share of Mongolia’s population →
religion	Buddhism →
role	cultural center of Mongolia → economic center of Mongolia → political center of Mongolia →

Referenced by (6)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Mongolia →	capital
East Asia →	hasMajorCity
German Archaeological Institute →	hasOffice
Mongolia →	largestCity
Ulaanbaatar ("Ulaanbaatar (meaning "Red Hero")") →	namedAfter
Bonn →	twinCity