Paghakn (Armenian: Պաղակն) is a village in the Amasia Municipality of the Shirak Province of Armenia. The population of the village since 1886 is as follows:...
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1964 Armenia (then the Armenian SSR, Soviet Union) −42.0 °C (−43.6 °F) Paghakn and Ashocq 1961 Azerbaijan −33.0 °C (−27.4 °F) Julfa and Ordubad ? Bangladesh...
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Sultanabad may refer to: Paghakn, Armenia, formerly called Sultanabad Sultanabad Union, a union council in North Matlab, Chandpur district Sultanabad...
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Martuni 1995 457 5.6 26 75 2 98 67 Nshkhark 2334 488 2.7 64 102 33 160 72 Paghakn 2004 574 1.8 53 81 17 138 74 Aragats (mount) 3329 1065 -2.7 166 235 66...
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Yeghnajur, Aravet, Zarishat, Tsaghkut, Shaghik, Zorakert, Berdashen, Yerizak, Paghakn Ashotsk Municipality Ashotsk Arpeni, Bashgyugh, Bavra, Dzorashen, Ghazanchi...
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Rural 218 1,831 Berdashen Alvar, Aghvorik, Ardenis, Darik, Garnarich, Paghakn, Shaghik, Tsaghkut, Yeghnajur, Zarishat, Zorakert Ashotsk Municipality...
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or Shoor Abad (Persian: شورآباد, Azerbaijani: Şuraabad) may refer to: Paghakn Şuraabad, Agdam Şuraabad, Khizi Şuraabad, Nakhchivan Shurabad, Fars, a...
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Aravet, Zarishat, Tsaghkut, Shaghik, Zorakert, Berdashen, Yerizak, and Paghakn. The population of the village since 1886 is as follows: "Population Census...
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