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Featured Article: Rediscovering Armenia Guidebook Introduction - Contents, Intro, Phrases, Visitor Info, History, etc. Yerevan City Northern Armenia Lori Marz Tavush Marz Shirak Marz Central Armenia Aragatsotn Marz Ararat Marz Armavir Marz Kotayk Marz Gegharkunik Marz (Lake Sevan) Southern Armenia Syunik Marz Vayots Dzor Marz Artsakh / Karabakh Stepanakert (capital) Askeran Region, Artsakh Hadrut Region, Artsakh Martakert Region, Artsakh Martuni Region, Artsakh Shushi Region, Artsakh Shahumyan Region (formerly Kelbajar) Kashatagh Region (formerly Lachin) Azerbaijan (incl. Nakhichevan) Western Armenia Cilicia Georgia Armenian Quarter, Jerusalem Eastern Europe - Ukraine, Moldova, Romania, Bulgaria Iran - Tabriz, Urmia, Isfahan, Tehran Updated version/rewrite published in 2019 is available on Amazon.com as an ebook. This edition is Copyright Raffi Kojian, all rights reserved.
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