Kyz-Kol Rural Municipality is located in Suzak District of Jalal-Abad Region. The municipality was established in 1996 and today it is considered one of the important administrative-territorial units of the district.

The total area of the territory is 25102. The majority of the land is occupied by low mountainous terrain, which directly affects the natural conditions, land use opportunities and economic structure of the municipality.

The relief of Kyz-Kol Rural Municipality is predominantly low mountainous. This creates favorable conditions for the use of pastures, the organization of agricultural work and the development of livestock farming.

The altitude of the territory varies from 900 to 1400 meters above sea level. This geographical feature directly influences the climatic conditions and forms a generally temperate weather pattern.

The climate is mainly temperate. In winter, the average air temperature may drop to -15°C, while in summer the average temperature reaches +25°C.

According to the passport data, Kyz-Kol Rural Municipality borders Kyzyl-Tuu-Kok-Art Rural Municipality. The villages located near the border are indicated as Katranky and Chymchyk-Zhar.

• adjacent rural municipality: Kyzyl-Tuu-Kok-Art;
• villages located near the border: Katranky and Chymchyk-Zhar;
• there are favorable conditions for interterritorial connections and transport routes.

Kyz-Kol Rural Municipality administratively consists of 14 villages. The spatial distribution of the settlements determines the settlement structure, infrastructure accessibility and the directions of territorial development.

In general, the geographical location of Kyz-Kol Rural Municipality is an important factor that directly influences its natural, economic and settlement development.

The low mountainous relief, temperate climate, relatively favorable temperature conditions and the specific distribution of villages across the territory characterize Kyz-Kol Rural Municipality as an area well suited for the development of agriculture, especially livestock farming.