After the usual Saturday grocery shopping (at the newly reopened supermarket in the Bagtyyarlyk shopping center, which was closed for months for unknown reasons), I collected the names of the last monuments in traffic circles along Dowletmamed Andalyb kocesi for which no names had yet been collected. All the monuments are now named in OSM! They are (the occasional descriptions below come from the local newspaper):

Andalyb and … Hoja Ahmet Ýasawy: Šahyr binasy (Poet’s Monument) // 18 meters tall, depicts a blossom inside of which are an ink well and giant quill pen, symbols of poetic inspiration … Aga Berdiýew: Döredjilik binasy (Creativity Monument) // 20 meters tall, symbolic tongues of flame, 30 meters in diameter. … Magtymguly: Erkanalyk binasy (Open Spaces Monument) … Görogly: Alaw binasy (Flame Monument) // three steel columns reaching upwards in the shape of flames, representing a communal hearth, prosperity and sufficiency, evincing the Turkmen people’s deep respect for “dastarhan”, the tablecloth of abundance … Galkynyş: Öşüş binasy (Development Monument) … Atamyrat Nyýazow: Jebeslik binasy (Solidarity Monument) … Oguzhan: Dowamat binasy (Constance Monument) // Spherical construction of six columns in the shape of the moon, symbolizing the six sons of Oguz Han. … Ýunus Emre: Ebedilik binasy (Eternity Monument) … 10 ýyl Abadançylyk: Zemin binasy (Earth Monument)