Shalqar

Among the 24 stations in Kazakhstan with pages, Shalqar is around the halfway mark. Anything in this stretch is reachable from the country's numbered pages rather than from its front table, which is why those pages exist.

Broadcasting in Kazakh, alongside most of Kazakhstan's other entries. The country page breaks the remaining four languages out with counts, which is usually a quicker read of who lives somewhere than any summary.

Shalqar streams at 128 kbps, which is exactly where Kazakhstan's dial sits: the country's median is 128 kbps. Being unremarkable on this axis is the normal case and it is fine. 74% of the country's stations reach 128 kbps or better.

Its audio comes from radio-streams.kaztrk.kz. One other station in Kazakhstan streams from the same host, which is a smaller sharing than the big platforms and often means the same people run them all.

Their address is qazradio.fm. A .fm address says the broadcaster wanted a radio sounding domain, not that the station is in Micronesia, which is where that domain actually comes from.