See satellite image of Bereket.

The city is located on the most western foothills of the Kopetdag mountains called Kyurendag on the edge of the Karakum deserts.
The maximum height of the Kyurendag ridge is 968 m (3,176 ft).

The vegetation of the ridge is quite poor and is represented primarily by species of desert flora, sagebrush, semi-desert and dry steppe and rocky outcrops.
Soils – gray soils.
One can occasionally find juniper trees, single or large groups of tamarisk and small shrubs.

Wildlife in recent years has become greatly impoverished.
Ungulates are few in number.
Argali sheep are seen occasionally, as are bezoar goats and wild boars, gazelles.
Predators includewolves, jackals, foxes, hyenas.
Among birds klik are rarely seen and stone curlews and jacks very rarely.
Reptile species are represented by the steppe tortoise, monitor lizard, boa, agam, etc.

The major source of water for irrigation is the Karakum Canal.
See satellite image of Bereket.
The city is located on the most western foothills of the Kopetdag mountains called Kyurendag on the edge of the Karakum deserts. The maximum height of the Kyurendag ridge is 968 m (3,176 ft). 
The vegetation of the ridge is quite poor and is represented primarily by species of desert flora, sagebrush, semi-desert and dry steppe and rocky outcrops. Soils – gray soils. One can occasionally find juniper trees, single or large groups of tamarisk and small shrubs. 
Wildlife in recent years has become greatly impoverished. Ungulates are few in number. Argali sheep are seen occasionally, as are bezoar goats and wild boars, gazelles. Predators includewolves, jackals, foxes, hyenas. Among birds klik are rarely seen and stone curlews and jacks very rarely. Reptile species are represented by the steppe tortoise, monitor lizard, boa, agam, etc.
The major source of water for irrigation is the Karakum Canal.
Bereket