| url | Status | № | Title | Description | Type | Map |
| 3876 |  | 1 | Lenin street | The name given in honor of the leader of the USSR. | Street | |
| 3877 | | 2 | Naberezhnaya street | The name is associated with the location. | Street | |
| 3878 |  | 3 | Chapaev street | Street named after Vasily Chapaev. | Street | |
| 3879 | | 4 | Komsomolskaya street | Ideologically obsolete name | Street | |
| 3880 | | 5 | Manshuk Mametova street | Manshuk (Mansia) Zhiengalievna Mametova (kaz. Manshuk Zhiengalikyzy Mametova; October 2, 1922, village of Zhiekkum, Kyrgyz ASSR — October 15, 1943, near Nevel) was a machine gunner of the 100th separate rifle Brigade of the 3rd Shock Army of the Kalinin Front, senior sergeant, the first Kazakh woman to be awarded the title Hero of the Soviet Union. | Street | |
| 3881 | | 6 | Almaty - dva street | The name given in honor of the famous settlement. | Street | |
| 3882 | | 7 | Birlik street | Unity is an important ethical concept in the traditional worldview of the Kazakh people. Unity is a manifestation of solidarity between people, a harmonious world, a symbol of the country. | Street | |
| 3883 | | 8 | Furmanov street | Ideologically obsolete name | Street | |
| 3884 | | 9 | Baurzhan Momyshyly street | Bauyrzhan Momyshuly[2][3][4][5] ( kaz. Bauyrzhan Momyshuly; December 24, 1910 (January 6, 1911) — June 10, 1982) — Soviet officer, participant of the Great Patriotic War, Hero of the Soviet Union (1990, posthumously), People's Hero of Kazakhstan (1995, posthumously)[6], Panfilov, writer. Colonel (1943). | Street | |
| 3885 | | 10 | Baturyn street | Ideologically obsolete name | Street | |
| 3886 | | 11 | Studencheskaya street | The semantic content is mild | Street | |
| 3887 | | 12 | Talgat Bigeldinov Street | Talgat Yakubekovich Begeldinov (kaz. Talgat Zhakypbekuly Bigeldinov; August 5, 1922, Maybalyk, Korgalzhynsky district, Akmola region — November 10, 2014, Alma-Ata) was a Soviet attack pilot, twice Hero of the Soviet Union (1944, 1945), participant of the Victory Parade on Red Square on June 24, 1945. He had the military ranks of colonel in the USSR (1975) and Major General in Kazakhstan (1992). | Street | |
| 3888 | | 13 | Terekti street | The name is associated with the natural features of the area. | Street | |