What are the borders of Nagorno-Karabakh?

[Federate]

Re: What are the borders of Nagorno-Karabakh?

That's a nice looking map! But how does one spread it around the internet?

Post it in blogs, forums, Facebook, YouTube videos or just simply share it with other people. Once it is on the Internet, it should spread like wildfire if enough people share the picture around.

[Federate]

Re: What are the borders of Nagorno-Karabakh?

Here is a brand new map just released on the Internet of Armenia and Artsakh for everyone's use. All rights to this map belong to the Armenian people, copying it and spreading it is welcome!

[Armanen]

Re: What are the borders of Nagorno-Karabakh?

Did you create this map Fed?

[Federate]

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Did you create this map Fed?

The original was released today by a blogger from Armenia. Siggie and I edited it to fix the font, the image size and an error in Artsakh's portion in the map where the provinces of Hadrut, Martuni and Askeran were merged into one.

[Catharsis]

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Very well done, much needed. Thank you Seth, Federate and Siggie.

9 shrjans of Artsakh (Blue) + 11 marzes of RA (Red).

[Siggie]

Re: What are the borders of Nagorno-Karabakh?

Very well done, much needed. Thank you Seth, Federate and Siggie.

9 shrjans of Artsakh (Blue) + 11 marzes of RA (Red).

Are we missing one for Artsakh then? There are 8 counting Shahumyan (unless you're counting Stepanakert separately).

[Icy]

Re: What are the borders of Nagorno-Karabakh?

Here is a brand new map just released on the Internet of Armenia and Artsakh for everyone's use. All rights to this map belong to the Armenian people, copying it and spreading it is welcome!

Hey Fed, what's that peice of land outside of Armenia, what's it called?
It's like laying outside of Sevan.

[Catharsis]

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Are we missing one for Artsakh then? There are 8 counting Shahumyan (unless you're counting Stepanakert separately).

Stepanakert as a capital, just like Yerevan, has (or at least had as of 2006) a special administrative status and is (or perhaps was) counted as a separate political unit. I am not sure if this has been changed. Also it seems Karvachar (according to this division with Karvachar separate from Shahumian makes it 9 administrative divisions - however - for sake of accuracy we must confirm if Karvachar has certainly been made separate from (now Azeri occupied) northeastern parts of Shahumian (if still merged with Karvachar) and Stepanakert has been merged with Askeran region.

Provinces of Artsakh Republic: 1. Shahumyan; 2. Mardakert; 3. Askeran; 4. Martuni; 5. Hadrut; 6. Shushi; 7. Qashatagh. 8. Stepanakert.

Province Population (2006) Area (km2.)
Stepanakert 50,400 25.66
Askeran 17,000 1221.92
Hadrut 12,400 1876.80
Mardakert 18,900 1795.10
Martuni 23,100 951.20
Shahumyan 2,800 1829.80
Shushi 4,500 381.30
Qashatagh 8,600 3376.60

[Catharsis]

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According to the map below (from semi-official source) Artsakh is divided into 9 regions (with Stepanakert, as the capital of Artsakh Republic, forming a separate administrative unit with a status of a region) and Karvachar separate from Shahumian region bringing it to total of 9 regions. The regional centers are underlined. I do believe the map is made sometime in 2007 or perhaps even 2008 so it would make it the most recent in relative terms, if the division (with respect to Karvachar and Shahumian being separate) are indeed so as of late 2009.

[Catharsis]

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Hey Fed, what's that peice of land outside of Armenia, what's it called?
It's like laying outside of Sevan.

Village of Artsvashen (Eagle's Nest) part of RA with its adjoining area. Before the 1930s it was actually connected to Armenia and was only made an enclave (like Artsakh) as Armenian land was transferred to Azerbaijan (see the Soviet administrative map of Armenian SSR from the late 1920s). Surrounded by Azeris and OMON forces, Artsvashen fell in late 1991 as the last battalion of Armenian freedom fighters there made sure all Armenian civilians were evacuated and fought to the last man.