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Cities from Armenia
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Armenia is located in the southern Caucasus and is the smallest of the former Soviet republics. It is bounded by Georgia on the north, Azerbaijan on the east, Iran on the south, and Turkey on the west. Contemporary Armenia is a fraction of the size of ancient Armenia. A land of rugged mountains and extinct volcanoes, its highest point is Mount Aragats, 13,435 ft (4,095 m).
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Babadzhan
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Babajan
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Babakishi
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Baburli
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Badal
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Badzhogli
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Baganis
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Bagar
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Bagaran
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Bagarlu
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Baghramian
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Baghramyan
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Bagramyan
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Bagratashen
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Bagravan
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Bahar
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Baharlu
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Bakavank
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Bakhchalar
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Balahovit
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Balakend
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Balaovit
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Balikli
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Balykhli
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Balykhly
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Bambakashat
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Bambakavan
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Bandivan
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Baran
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Barana
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Barbatum
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Bardidzor
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Bardzrashen
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Bardzravan
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Bardzruni
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Barekamavan
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Barepat
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Bariabad
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Bartsrashen
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Bartsravan
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Bartsruni
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Basargecharskiy Rayon
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Bash Abaran
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Bash Aparan
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Bash Gyarni
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Bashgyukh
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Bashkend
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Bashnalu
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Batikyan
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Bavra
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Bayandur
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Bayburd
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Baydash
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Baysuz
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Baysyz
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Baytar
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Bazarchay
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Bazardzhug
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Bazirkhana
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Bazmaghbiar
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Bazmakhpyur
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Bazmavan
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Bazum
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Bebdash
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Bedzhazlu
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Bekh
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Bekyand
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Bendik
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Beniamin
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Berd
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Berdashen
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Berdavan
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Berkanush
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Berkarat
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Berkashat
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Berrdagyugh
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Berrdgyugh
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Bert
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Birali
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Biurakan
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Bjni
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Bjurakan
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Blagodarnoye
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Blkher
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Bnunis
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Bogazkyasan
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Bogdanovka
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Bogutlu
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Boloraberd
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Borisovka
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Bozdogan
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Bozekhush
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Bozigekh
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Brnakot
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Brrun
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Brun
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Bugdashen
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Bulagli
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Bulakhlar
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Bulakhly
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Bununis
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Burakan
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Burastan
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Buzhakan
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Byl Mazra
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Byurakan
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Byuravan
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Byuregavan
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Byureghavan
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Bzhni
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Bzovan
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Bzovdal
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