Municipalities of Armenia

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Map of all municipalities of Armenia

A municipality in Armenia referred to as community (Armenian: համայնք hamaynk, plural: Armenian: համայնքներ hamaynkner), is an administrative subdivision consisting of a settlement (Armenian: բնակավայր bnakavayr) or a group of settlements (Armenian: բնակավայրեր bnakavayrer) that enjoys local self-government. The settlements are classified as either towns (Armenian: քաղաքներ kaghakner, singular Armenian: քաղաք kaghak) or villages (Armenian: գյուղեր gyugher, singular (Armenian: գյուղ gyugh). The administrative centre of a community could either be an urban settlement (town) or a rural settlement (village).

Two-thirds of the population are now urbanized. As of 2017, 63.6% of Armenians live in urban areas as compared to 36.4% in rural.[1] As of the end of 2017, Armenia has 503 municipal communities (including Yerevan) of which 46 are urban and 457 are rural. The capital, Yerevan, also has the status of a community.[2][3]

Each municipality bears the same name as its administrative centre, with the exception of 7 municipalities, of which 4 are located in Shirak Province (Ani Municipality with its centre Maralik, Arpi Municipality with its centre Berdasehen, Marmashen Municipality with its centre Mayisyan, Sarapat Municipality with its centre Torosgyugh), 1 is located in Gegharkunik Province (Geghamasar Municipality with its centre Sotk), 1 is located in Syunik Province (Tatev Municipality with its centre Shinuhayr), and 1 is located in Vayots Dzor Province (Yeghegis Municipality with its centre Shatin).

Here is a list of the municipalities of Armenia as of January 2018, classified by province and type:

## Aragatsotn Province[edit]

Aragatsotn Province is currently divided into 72 municipal communities, of which 3 are urban and 69 are rural:[4][5][6]

Municipality  | Type  | Area (km2)  | Population
(2017 est.)  | Centre  | Included villages

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Aparan Municipality[7] | Urban  |  |  | Aparan | Aragats, Arayi, Apnagyugh, Chknagh, Dzoraglukh, Hartavan, Jrambar, Kayk, Kuchak, Lusagyugh, Nigavan, Saralanj, Vardenis, Vardenut, Shenavan, Shoghakn, Tsaghkashen, Ttujur, Yernjatap, Yeghipatrush
Ashtarak Municipality[8] | Urban  | 42  | 20,636  | Ashtarak | Mughni
Talin Municipality[9] | Urban  | 44  | 8,374  | Talin |

Rural communities and included settlements:

* Agarak
* Agarakavan
* Aghdzk
* Akunk
* Alagyaz
* Avshen
* Charchakis
* Jamshlu
* Kaniashir
* Mijnatun
* Mirak
* Rya Taza
* Shenkani
* Sipan
* Antarut
* Aragatsavan
* Arteni
* Getap
* Lusakn
* Aragatsotn
* Artashavan
* Aruch
* Ashnak
* Avan
* Khnusik
* Arevut
* Bazmaghbyur
* Byurakan
* Dashtadem
* Davtashen
* Ddmasar
* Dian
* Dprevank
* Garnahovit
* Ghazaravan
* Hako
* Hatsashen
* Irind
* Kakavadzor
* Kanch
* Karbi
* Karmrashen
* Katnaghbyur
* Kosh
* Lernarot
* Mastara
* Dzoragyugh
* Melikgyugh
* Metsadzor
* Nerkin Bazmaberd
* Nerkin Sasnashen
* Nor Amanos
* Nor Artik
* Nor Yedesia
* Ohanavan
* Orgov
* Oshakan
* Otevan
* Parpi
* Partizak
* Saghmosavan
* Sasunik
* Karin
* Shamiram
* Shgharshik
* Sorik
* Suser
* Tatul
* Tegher
* Tlik
* Tsaghkahovit
* Berkarat
* Geghadir
* Geghadzor
* Gegharot
* Hnaberd
* Lernapar
* Norashen
* Sadunts
* Tsilkar
* Vardablur
* Tsaghkasar
* Tsamakasar
* Ujan
* Ushi
* Verin Bazmaberd
* Verin Sasunik
* Verin Sasnashen
* Voskehat
* Vosketas
* Voskevaz
* Yeghnik
* Zarinja
* Zovasar

## Ararat Province[edit]

Ararat Province is currently divided into 95 municipal communities, of which 4 are urban and 91 are rural:[10]

Municipality  | Type  | Area (km2)  | Population
(2017 est.)  | Centre  | Included villages

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Ararat Municipality  | Urban  | 6  | 20,300  | Ararat |
Artashat Municipality  | Urban  | 12  | 20,700  | Artashat |
Masis Municipality  | Urban  | 6  | 20,500  | Masis |
Vedi Municipality  | Urban  | 5.5  | 11,600  | Vedi |

Rural communities and included settlements:

* Abovyan
* Araksavan
* Aralez
* Ararat
* Arbat
* Arevabuyr
* Argavand
* Arevshat
* Armash
* Avshar
* Aygepat
* Aygestan
* Aygavan
* Aygezard
* Ayntap
* Azatashen
* Azatavan
* Baghramyan
* Bardzrashen
* Berdik
* Berkanush
* Burastan
* Byuravan
* Dalar
* Darakert
* Darbnik
* Dashtakar
* Dashtavan
* Deghdzut
* Dimitrov
* Ditak
* Dvin
* Geghanist
* Getapnya
* Getazat
* Ghukasavan
* Ginevet
* Goravan
* Hayanist
* Hnaberd
* Hovtashat
* Hovtashen
* Jrahovit
* Jrashen
* Kaghtsrashen
* Kanachut
* Khachpar
* Lanjar
* Lanjazat
* Lusarat
* Lusashogh
* Marmarashen
* Masis
* Mkhchyan
* Mrganush
* Mrgavan
* Mrgavet
* Narek
* Nizami
* Nor Kharberd
* Nor Kyank
* Nor Kyurin
* Nor Ughi
* Norabats
* Noramarg
* Norashen
* Noyakert
* Nshavan
* Paruyr Sevak
* Tigranashen
* Pokr Vedi
* Ranchpar
* Sayat-Nova
* Shahumyan
* Sipanik
* Sis
* Sisavan
* Surenavan
* Taperakan
* Urtsadzor
* Lanjanist
* Shaghap
* Urtsalanj
* Vanashen
* Vardashat
* Vardashen
* Verin Artashat
* Verin Dvin
* Vosketap
* Vostan
* Yeghegnavan
* Yeraskh
* Zangakatun
* Zorak

## Armavir Province[edit]

Armavir Province is currently divided into 97 municipal communities, of which 3 are urban and 94 are rural:[11][12]

Municipality  | Type  | Area (km2)  | Population
(2017 est.)  | Centre  | Included villages

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Armavir Municipality | Urban  | 6  | 28,900  | Armavir |
Metsamor Municipality | Urban  | 9  | 9,000  | Metsamor |
Vagharshapat Municipality | Urban  | 13  | 46,700  | Vagharshapat |

Rural communities and included settlements:

* Aghavnatun
* Aknalich
* Aknashen
* Alashkert
* Amasia
* Amberd
* Apaga
* Aragats
* Araks (Armavir)
* Araks (Vagharshapat)
* Aratashen
* Arazap
* Arevadasht
* Arevashat
* Arevik
* Argavand
* Argina
* Armavir
* Arshaluys
* Artamet
* Artashar
* Artimet
* Aygek
* Aygeshat (Armavir)
* Aygeshat (Vagharshapat)
* Aygevan
* Bagaran
* Baghramyan (Armavir)
* Baghramyan (Vagharshapat)
* Bambakashat
* Berkashat
* Dalarik
* Dasht
* Doghs
* Ferik
* Gai
* Geghakert
* Getashen
* Griboyedov
* Hatsik
* Haykashen
* Haykavan
* Haytagh
* Hovtamej
* Hushakert
* Janfida
* Jrarat
* Jrarbi
* Jrashen
* Karakert
* Khanjyan
* Khoronk
* Koghbavan
* Lenughi
* Lernagog
* Lernamerdz
* Lukashin
* Lusagyugh
* Margara
* Mayisyan
* Merdzavan
* Metsamor
* Mrgastan
* Mrgashat
* Musaler
* Myasnikyan
* Nalbandyan
* Norakert
* Nor Armavir
* Nor Artagers
* Nor Kesaria
* Norapat
* Noravan
* Parakar
* Tairov
* Pshatavan
* Ptghunk
* Sardarapat
* Shahumyan
* Shahumyani trchnafabrika
* Shenavan
* Shenik
* Talvorik
* Tandzut
* Taronik
* Tsaghkalanj
* Tsaghkunk
* Tsiatsan
* Vanand
* Vardanashen
* Voskehat
* Yeghegnut
* Yeraskhahun
* Yervandashat
* Zartonk

## Gegharkunik Province[edit]

Gegharkunik Province is currently divided into 57 municipal communities (hamaynkner), of which 5 are urban and 52 are rural.[13][14][15]

Municipality  | Type  | Area (km2)  | Population
(2017 est.)  | Centre  | Included villages

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Chambarak Municipality | Urban  |  |  | Chambarak | Antaramej, Artsvashen, Aygut, Barepat, Dprabak, Dzoravank, Getik, Kalavan, Martuni, Ttujur, Vahan
Gavar Municipality | Urban  | 16  | 19,500  | Gavar |
Martuni Municipality | Urban  | 10  | 12,200  | Martuni |
Sevan Municipality | Urban  |  | 20,500  | Sevan | Gagarin
Vardenis Municipality | Urban  |  |  | Vardenis | Ayrk, Azat, Geghamabak, Jaghatsadzor, Kut, Nerkin Shorzha, Norabak, Shatjrek, Shatvan Verin Shorzha

Rural communities and included settlements:

* Akhpradzor
* Akunk
* Artsvanist
* Astghadzor
* Berdkunk
* Chkalovka
* Ddmashen
* Dzoragyugh
* Gandzak
* Geghakar
* Geghamasar Municipality, centre: Sotk
* Areguni
* Arpunk
* Avazan
* Azat
* Daranak
* Geghamabak
* Geghamasar
* Jaghatsadzor
* Kakhakn
* Kut
* Kutakan
* Norabak
* Pambak
* Pokr Masrik
* Shatjrek
* Shatvan
* Tretuk
* Geghamavan
* Gegharkunik
* Geghhovit
* Lernahovit
* Hayravank
* Karchaghbyur
* Karmirgyugh
* Khachaghbyur
* Lanjaghbyur
* Lchap
* Lchashen
* Lchavan
* Lichk
* Lusakunk
* Madina
* Makenis
* Mets Masrik
* Nerkin Getashen
* Norakert
* Norashen
* Noratus
* Sarukhan
* Semyonovka
* Shoghakat
* Aghberk
* Artanish
* Drakhtik
* Jil
* Tsapatagh
* Torfavan
* Tsaghkashen
* Tsaghkunk
* Tsakkar
* Tsovagyugh
* Tsovasar
* Tsovazard
* Tsovak
* Tsovinar
* Vaghashen
* Vanevan
* Vardadzor
* Vardenik
* Varser
* Verin Getashen
* Yeranos
* Zolakar
* Zovaber

## Kotayk Province[edit]

Kotayk Province is currently divided into 42 municipal communities, of which 7 are urban and 35 are rural:[16][17][18][19]

Municipality  | Type  | Area (km2)  | Population
(2017 est.)  | Centre  | Included villages

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Abovyan Municipality[20] | Urban  | 11  | 58,828  | Abovyan |
Byureghavan Municipality[21] | Urban  | 36  | 12,957  | Byureghavan | Jraber, Nurnus
Charentsavan Municipality[22] | Urban  | 245  | 39,403  | Charentsavan | Alapars, Aghveran, Arzakan, Bjni, Fantan, Karenis
Hrazdan Municipality[23] | Urban  | 15  | 58,406  | Hrazdan |
Nor Hachn Municipality[24] | Urban  | 1  | 11,748  | Nor Hachn |
Tsaghkadzor Municipality[25] | Urban  | 4  | 1,491  | Tsaghkadzor |
Yeghvard Municipality[26] | Urban  | 206  | 25,667  | Yeghvard | Aragyugh, Buzhakan, Saralanj, Zoravan, Zovuni
Akunk Municipality | Rural  |  |  | Akunk | Hatis, Kaputan, Kotayk, Nor Gyugh, Sevaberd, Zar, Zovashen
Aramus Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Aramus |
Arinj Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Arinj |
Arzni Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Arzni |
Argel Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Argel |
Balahovit Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Balahovit |
Garni Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Garni |
Geghadir Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Geghadir |
Geghard Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Geghard |
Geghashen Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Geghashen |
Goght Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Goght |
Getamej Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Getamej |
Getargel Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Getargel |
Hatsavan Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Hatsavan |
Jrarat Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Jrarat |
Jrvezh Municipality | Rural  |  |  | Jrvezh | Dzoraghbyur, Zovk
Kaghsi Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Kaghsi |
Kamaris Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Kamaris |
Kanakeravan Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Kanakeravan |
Karashamb Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Karashamb |
Kasagh Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Kasagh |
Katnaghbyur Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Katnaghbyur |
Lernanist Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Lernanist |
Mayakovski Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Mayakovski |
Meghradzor Municipality | Rural  |  |  | Meghradzor | Aghavnadzor, Artavaz, Gorgoch, Hankavan, Marmarik, Pyunik
Mrgashen Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Mrgashen |
Nor Artamet Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Nor Artamet |
Nor Geghi Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Nor Geghi |
Nor Yerznka Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Nor Yerznka |
Proshyan Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Proshyan |
Ptghni Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Ptghni |
Solak Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Solak |
Teghenik Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Teghenik |
Verin Ptghni Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Verin Ptghni |
Voghjaberd Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Voghjaberd |

## Lori Province[edit]

Lori Province is currently divided into 57 municipal communities, of which 7 are urban and 50 are rural:[27][28][29][30]

Municipality  | Type  | Area (km2)  | Population
(2017 est.)  | Centre  | Included villages

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Akhtala Municipality | Urban  |  |  | Akhtala | Akhtala aroghjaranin kits, Bendik, Chochkan, Mets Ayrum, Neghots, Pokr Ayrum, Shamlugh, Verin Akhtala
Alaverdi Municipality | Urban  |  |  | Alaverdi | Akner, Akori, Jiliza, Kachachkut, Haghpat, Tsaghkashat
Spitak Municipality  | Urban  | 5.5  | 13,000  | Spitak |
Stepanavan Municipality | Urban  | 14  | 12,800  | Stepanavan | Armanis, Katnaghbyur, Urasar
Tashir Municipality | Urban  |  |  | Tashir | Blagodarnoye, Dashtadem, Getavan, Katnarat, Kruglaya Shishka, Lernahovit, Medovka, Meghvahovit, Noramut, Novoseltsovo, Saratovka
Tumanyan Municipality | Urban  |  |  | Tumanyan | Kober kayaran, Shamut, Lorut, Ahnidzor, Atan, Marts, Karinj
Vanadzor Municipality  | Urban  | 32  | 82,200  | Vanadzor |
Antaramut Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Antaramut |
Antarashen Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Antarashen |
Arevashogh Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Arevashogh |
Arjut Municipality | Rural  |  |  | Arjut | Arjut kayaranin kits
Aznvadzor Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Aznvadzor |
Bazum Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Bazum |
Chkalov Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Chkalov |
Darpas Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Darpas |
Debet Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Debet |
Dsegh Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Dsegh |
Dzoraget Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Dzoraget
Dzoragyugh Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Dzoragyugh |
Fioletovo Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Fioletovo |
Geghasar Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Geghasar |
Ghursali Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Ghursali |
Gogaran Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Gogaran |
Gugark Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Gugark |
Gyulagarak Municipality | Rural  |  |  | Gyulagarak | Amrakits, Gargar, Hobardzi, Kurtan, Pushkino, Vardablur
Halavar Municipality | Rural  |  |  | Halavar | Haydarli, Kilisa
Hartagyugh Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Hartagyugh |
Jrashen Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Jrashen |
Karaberd Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Karaberd |
Karadzor Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Karadzor |
Katnajur Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Katnajur |
Khnkoyan Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Khnkoyan |
Lermontovo Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Lermontovo |
Lernantsk Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Lernantsk |
Lernapat Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Lernapat |
Lernavan Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Lernavan |
Lori Berd Municipality | Rural  |  |  | Lori Berd | Agarak, Bovadzor, Hovnanadzor, Koghes, Lejan, Sverdlov, Urut, Yaghdan
Lusaghbyur Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Lusaghbyur |
Margahovit Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Margahovit |
Mets Parni Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Mets Parni |
Metsavan Municipality | Rural  |  |  | Metsavan | Dzyunashogh, Mikhayelovka, Paghaghbyur
Nor Khachakap Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Nor Khachakap |
Norashen Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Norashen |
Odzun Municipality | Rural  |  |  | Odzun | Amoj, Ardvi, Arevatsag, Aygehat, Hagvi, Karmir Aghek, Mghart, Tsater
Pambak Municipality | Rural  |  |  | Pambak | Pambak kayaranin kits
Sarahart Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Sarahart |
Saralanj Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Saralanj |
Saramej Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Saramej |
Sarchapet Municipality | Rural  |  |  | Sarchapet | Apaven, Artsni, Dzoramut, Gogavan, Petrovka, Privolnoye
Shahumyan Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Shahumyan |
Shenavan Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Shenavan |
Shirakamut Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Shirakamut |
Shnogh Municipality | Rural  |  |  | Shnogh | Karkop, Teghut
Tsaghkaber Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Tsaghkaber |
Vahagnadzor Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Vahagnadzor |
Vahagni Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Vahagni |
Yeghegnut Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Yeghegnut |

## Shirak Province[edit]

Shirak Province is currently divided into 42 municipal communities, of which 3 are urban and 39 are rural:[31][32][33][34][35]

Municipality  | Type  | Area (km2)  | Population
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Artik Municipality  | Urban  |  |  | Artik |
Gyumri Municipality  | Urban  |  |  | Gyumri |
Ani Municipality | Urban  |  |  | Maralik | Aniavan, Aghin, Aghin kayaran, Anipemza, Bagravan, Bardzrashen, Dzithankov, Dzorakap, Gusanagyugh, Haykadzor, Isahakyan, Jrapi, Karaberd, Norshen, Lanjik, Lusaghbyur, Sarakap, Sarnaghbyur, Shirakavan
Akhurik Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Akhurik |
Akhuryan Municipality | Rural  |  |  | Akhuryan | Arevik, Aygebats, Basen, Hovit, Jrarat, Kamo, Karnut
Amasia Municipality | Rural  |  |  | Amasia | Aregnadem, Bandivan, Byurakn, Gtashen, Hovtun, Jradzor, Kamkhut, Meghrashat, Voghji
Anushavan Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Anushavan |
Arevshat Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Arevshat |
Arapi Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Arapi |
Arpi Municipality | Rural  | 218  | 1,831  | Berdashen | Alvar, Aghvorik, Ardenis, Darik, Garnarich, Paghakn, Shaghik, Tsaghkut, Yeghnajur, Zarishat, Zorakert
Ashotsk Municipality | Rural  |  |  | Ashotsk | Bavra, Ghazanchi, Karmravan, Krasar, Mets Sepasar, Pokr Sepasar, Saragyugh, Sizavet, Tavshut, Zuygaghbyur
Azatan Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Azatan |
Bayandur Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Bayandur |
Beniamin Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Beniamin |
Geghanist Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Geghanist |
Getk Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Getk |
Getap Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Getap |
Gharibjanyan Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Gharibjanyan |
Harich Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Harich | Hatsikavan
Haykasar Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Haykasar |
Haykavan Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Haykavan |
Hayrenyats Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Hayrenyats |
Horom Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Horom |
Hovtashen Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Hovtashen |
Lernakert Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Lernakert |
Lusakert Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Lusakert |
Marmashen Municipality | Rural  |  |  | Mayisyan | Hatsik, Hovuni, Jajur, Jajuravan, Kaps, Karmrakar, Keti, Krashen, Lernut, Marmashen, Mets Sariar, Pokrashen, Shirak, Vahramaberd
Meghrashen Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Meghrashen |
Mets Mantash Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Mets Mantash |
Nahapetavan Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Nahapetavan |
Nor Kyank Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Nor Kyank |
Panik Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Panik |
Pemzashen Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Pemzashen |
Pokr Mantash Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Pokr Mantash |
Saralanj Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Saralanj |
Saratak Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Saratak |
Spandaryan Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Spandaryan |
Sarapat Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Torosgyugh | Arpeni, Bashgyugh, Dzorashen, Goghovit, Hartashen, Hoghmik, Kakavasar, Lernagyugh, Musayelyan, Pokr Sariar, Salut, Sarapat, Tsoghamarg, Vardaghbyur
Tufashen Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Tufashen |
Vardakar Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Vardakar |
Voskehask Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Voskehask |
Yerazgavors Municipality  | Rural  |  |  | Yerazgavors |

## Syunik Province[edit]

Syunik Province is currently divided into 8 municipal communities, of which 5 are urban, and 3 are rural:[36][37][38][39][40]

Municipality  | Type  | Area (km2)  | Population
(2011 census)  | Centre  | Included villages

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Goris Municipality[41] | Urban  |  | 29,173  | Goris | Akner, Bardzravan, Hartashen, Karahunj, Khndzoresk, Nerkin Khndzoresk, Shurnukh, Verishen, Vorotan. (Abandoned: Aghbulagh, Dzorak, Vanand).
Kajaran Municipality[42] | Urban  |  | 9,134  | Kajaran | Ajabaj, Andokavan, Babikavan, Dzagikavan, Geghi, Getishen, Kajarants, Katnarat, Kavchut, Lernadzor, Nor Astghaberd, Pkhrut. (Abandoned: Geghavank, Kard, Karut, Kitsk, Nerkin Giratagh, Verin Giratagh, Verin Geghavank, Vocheti).
Kapan Municipality[43] | Urban  |  | 49,788  | Kapan | Agarak, Atchanan, Aghvani, Antarashat, Arajadzor, Artsvanik, Bargushat, Chakaten, Chapni, Davit Bek, Ditsmayri, Dzorastan, Geghanush, Gomaran, Kaghnut, Khdrants, Khordzor, Nerkin Hand, Nerkin Khotanan, Norashenik, Okhtar, Sevakar, Shikahogh, Shishkert, Shrvenants, Srashen, Syunik, Sznak, Tandzaver, Tavrus, Tsav, Uzhanis, Vanek, Vardavank, Verin Khotanan, Yegheg, Yeghvard.
Meghri Municipality[44] | Urban  |  | 11,377  | Meghri | Agarak, Alvank, Aygedzor, Gudemnis, Karchevan, Kuris, Lehvaz, Lichk, Nrnadzor, Shvanidzor, Tashtun, Tkhkut, Vahravar, Vardanidzor.
Sisian Municipality[45] | Urban  |  | 28,563  | Sisian | Aghitu, Akhlatyan, Angeghakot, Arevis, Ashotavan, Balak, Bnunis, Brnakot, Darbas, Dastakert, Getatagh, Hatsavan, Ishkhanasar, Ltsen, Lor, Mutsk, Noravan, Nzhdeh, Shaki, Salvard, Shaghat, Shamb, Shenatagh, Tanahat, Tasik, Tolors, Torunik, Tsghuni, Uyts, Vaghatin, Vorotnavan.
Gorayk Municipality[46] | Rural  |  | 1,702  | Gorayk | Sarnakunk, Spandaryan, Tsghuk.
Tatev Municipality[47] | Rural  |  | 6,260  | Shinuhayr | Halidzor, Harzhis, Kashuni, Khot, Svarants, Tandzatap, Tatev.
Tegh Municipality[48] | Rural  |  | 5,994  | Tegh | Aravus, Karashen, Khnatsakh, Khoznavar, Kornidzor, Vaghatur.

## Tavush Province[edit]

Tavush Province is currently divided into 24 municipal communities, of which 5 are urban, and 19 are rural:[49][50][51][52]

Municipality  | Type  | Area (km2)  | Population
(2017 est.)  | Centre  | Included villages

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Ayrum Municipality[53] | Urban  | 77  | 11,097  | Ayrum | Archis, Bagratashen, Debetavan, Deghdzavan, Haghtanak, Lchkadzor, Ptghavan
Berd Municipality[54] | Urban  |  |  | Berd | Aygedzor, Aygepar, Artsvaberd, Chinari, Chinchin, Choratan, Itsakar, Movses, Navur, Nerkin Karmiraghbyur, Norashen, Paravakar, Tavush, Varagavan, Verin Karmiraghbyur, Verin Tsaghkavan
Dilijan Municipality[55] | Urban  |  |  | Dilijan | Aghavnavank, Gosh, Haghartsin, Hovk, Teghut, Khachardzan
Ijevan Municipality[56] | Urban  | 43  | 18,960  | Ijevan |
Noyemberyan Municipality[57] | Urban  | 154.5  | 16,782  | Noyemberyan | Baghanis, Barekamavan, Berdavan, Dovegh, Jujevan, Koti, Voskepar, Voskevan
Achajur Municipality[58] | Rural  | 30  | 4,463  | Achajur |
Acharkut Municipality[59] | Rural  | 0.2  | 177  | Acharkut |
Aknaghbyur Municipality[60] | Rural  | 6  | 521  | Aknaghbyur |
Aygehovit Municipality[61] | Rural  | 21  | 3,591  | Aygehovit | Kayan
Azatamut Municipality[62] | Rural  | 0.5  | 3182  | Azatamut |
Berkaber Municipality[63] | Rural  | 12  | 552  | Berkaber |
Ditavan Municipality[64] | Rural  | 8  | 391  | Ditavan |
Gandzakar Municipality[65] | Rural  | 34  | 3,639  | Gandzakar |
Getahovit Municipality[66] | Rural  | 8.5  | 2,265  | Getahovit |
Khashtarak Municipality[67] | Rural  | 18.5  | 1869  | Khashtarak |
Kirants Municipality[68] | Rural  | 6  | 392  | Kirants |
Koghb Municipality[69] | Rural  | 67  | 5,970  | Koghb | Zorakan
Lusadzor Municipality[70] | Rural  | 6.5  | 686  | Lusadzor |
Lusahovit Municipality[71] | Rural  | 5  | 333  | Lusahovit |
Nerkin Tsaghkavan Municipality[72] | Rural  | 9  | 618  | Nerkin Tsaghkavan |
Sarigyugh Municipality[73] | Rural  | 14  | 1,359  | Sarigyugh |
Sevkar Municipality[74] | Rural  | 47  | 2,307  | Sevkar |
Vazashen Municipality[75] | Rural  | 17  | 887  | Vazashen |
Yenokavan Municipality[76] | Rural  | 15.5  | 537  | Yenokavan |

## Vayots Dzor Province[edit]

Vayots Dzor Province is currently divided into 8 municipal communities (hamaynkner), of which 3 are urban, and 5 are rural:[77][78][79]

Municipality  | Type  | Area (km2)  | Population
(2011 census)  | Centre  | Included villages

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Jermuk Municipality[80] | Urban  | 497  | 7,359  | Jermuk | Gndevaz, Herher, Karmrashen.
Vayk Municipality[81] | Urban  | 184  | 7,064  | Vayk | Arin, Azatek, Por, Zedea.
Yeghegnadzor Municipality[82] | Urban  | 27  | 7,944  | Yeghegnadzor |
Areni Municipality[83] | Rural  | 438  | 10,410  | Areni | Agarakadzor, Aghavnadzor, Arpi, Chiva, Gnishik, Khachik, Mozrov, Rind, Yelpin. (Abandoned: Amaghu).
Gladzor Municipality[84] | Rural  | 131  | 5,220  | Gladzor | Getap, Vernashen.
Malishka Municipality[85] | Rural  | 86  | 4,460  | Malishka |
Yeghegis Municipality[86] | Rural  | 477  | 5,961  | Shatin | Aghnjadzor, Artabuynk, Goghtanik, Hermon, Horbategh, Hors, Karaglukh, Salli, Sevazhayr, Taratumb, Vardahovit, Yeghegis. (Abandoned: Arates, Getikvank, Kalasar)
Zaritap Municipality[87] | Rural  | 468  | 3,906  | Zaritap | Artavan, Bardzruni, Gomk, Kapuyt, Khndzorut, Martiros, Nor Aznaberd, Saravan, Sers, Ughedzor. (Abandoned: Akhta, Horadis).

## Yerevan[edit]

The capital Yerevan holds the status of a single municipal community divided into 12 administrative districts:

Municipality  | Type  | Area (km2)  | Population
(2017 est.)  | Centre  | Included villages

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Yerevan Municipality | Urban  | 223  | 1,060,138  | Yerevan | —

Sources: Armenia 2011 census[88][89][90][91][92][93][94][95][96][97][98]

## References[edit]

1. ^ "Armenia | Geography, Population, Map, Religion, & History". 13 June 2023.
2. ^ "Regional Administration Bodies". The Government of the Republic of Armenia. Archived from the original on 2008-04-20. Retrieved 2008-09-11.
3. ^ Panorama.am: As of December 2017, Armenia has 502 municipalities
4. ^ "RA Aragatsotn Marz" (PDF). Marzes of the Republic of Armenia in Figures, 2002–2006. National Statistical Service of the Republic of Armenia. 2007.
5. ^ Հայաստանի 328 համայնքների միավորմամբ կձևավորվի 34 համայնք. ԱԺ-ն քննարկում է ծրագիրը
6. ^ About the communities of Aragatsotn
7. ^ Aparan community
8. ^ Ashtarak community
9. ^ Talin community
10. ^ "RA Ararat Marz" (PDF). Marzes of the Republic of Armenia in Figures, 2002–2006. National Statistical Service of the Republic of Armenia. 2007.
11. ^ "RA Armavir Marz" (PDF). Marzes of the Republic of Armenia in Figures, 2002–2006. National Statistical Service of the Republic of Armenia. 2007.
12. ^ Armavir Province communities
13. ^ "RA Gegharkunik Marz" (PDF). Marzes of the Republic of Armenia in Figures, 2002–2006. National Statistical Service of the Republic of Armenia. 2007.
14. ^ Gegharkunik Province communities
15. ^ Հայաստանի 328 համայնքների միավորմամբ կձևավորվի 34 համայնք. ԱԺ-ն քննարկում է ծրագիրը
16. ^ "RA Kotayk Marz" (PDF). Marzes of the Republic of Armenia in Figures, 2002–2006. National Statistical Service of the Republic of Armenia. 2007.
17. ^ Kotayk Province communities
18. ^ Հայաստանի 328 համայնքների միավորմամբ կձևավորվի 34 համայնք. ԱԺ-ն քննարկում է ծրագիրը
19. ^ About the communities of Kotayk
20. ^ Abovyan community
21. ^ Byureghavan community
22. ^ Charentsavan community
23. ^ Hrazdan community
24. ^ Nor Hachn community
25. ^ Tsaghkadzor community
26. ^ Yeghvard community
27. ^ "RA Lori Marz" (PDF). Marzes of the Republic of Armenia in Figures, 2002–2006. National Statistical Service of the Republic of Armenia. 2007.
28. ^ Community mergers in Armenia
29. ^ Lori Province communities
30. ^ Հայաստանի 328 համայնքների միավորմամբ կձևավորվի 34 համայնք. ԱԺ-ն քննարկում է ծրագիրը
31. ^ "RA Shirak Marz" (PDF). Marzes of the Republic of Armenia in Figures, 2002–2006. National Statistical Service of the Republic of Armenia. 2007.
32. ^ Shirak Provinece communities
33. ^ Նախատեսվում է իրականացնել համայնքների խոշորացման 14 պիլոտային ծրագիր
34. ^ Հայաստանի 328 համայնքների միավորմամբ կձևավորվի 34 համայնք. ԱԺ-ն քննարկում է ծրագիրը
35. ^ About the communities of Shirak Province
36. ^ Community mergers in Armenia
37. ^ Syunik Province communities
38. ^ Նախատեսվում է իրականացնել համայնքների խոշորացման 14 պիլոտային ծրագիր
39. ^ Հայաստանի 328 համայնքների միավորմամբ կձևավորվի 34 համայնք. ԱԺ-ն քննարկում է ծրագիրը
40. ^ Municipal communities of Syunik Province
41. ^ Goris community
42. ^ Kajaran community
43. ^ Kapan community
44. ^ Meghri community
45. ^ Sisian community
46. ^ Gorayk community
47. ^ Tatev community
48. ^ Tegh community
49. ^ "RA Tavush Marz" (PDF). Marzes of the Republic of Armenia in Figures, 2002–2006. National Statistical Service of the Republic of Armenia. 2007.
50. ^ Community mergers in Armenia
51. ^ Հայաստանի 328 համայնքների միավորմամբ կձևավորվի 34 համայնք. ԱԺ-ն քննարկում է ծրագիրը
52. ^ About the municipal communities of Tavush
53. ^ Ayrum community
54. ^ Berd community
55. ^ Dilijan community
56. ^ Ijevan
57. ^ Noyemberyan community
58. ^ Achajur
59. ^ Acharkut
60. ^ Aknaghbyur
61. ^ Aygehovit community
62. ^ Azatamut
63. ^ Berkaber
64. ^ Ditavan
65. ^ Gandzakar
66. ^ Getahovit
67. ^ Khashtarak
68. ^ Kirants
69. ^ Koghb community
70. ^ Lusadzor
71. ^ Lusahovit
72. ^ Nerkin Tsaghkavan
73. ^ Sarigyugh
74. ^ Sevakar
75. ^ Vazashen
76. ^ Yenokavan
77. ^ Նախատեսվում է իրականացնել համայնքների խոշորացման 14 պիլոտային ծրագիր
78. ^ Հայաստանի 328 համայնքների միավորմամբ կձևավորվի 34 համայնք. ԱԺ-ն քննարկում է ծրագիրը
79. ^ Municipal communities of Vayots Dzor
80. ^ Jermuk community
81. ^ Vayk community
82. ^ Yeghegnadzor community
83. ^ Areni community
84. ^ Gladzor community
85. ^ Malishka community
86. ^ Yeghegis community
87. ^ Zaritap community
88. ^ Aragatsotn
89. ^ Tavush
90. ^ Kotayk
91. ^ Vayots Dzor
92. ^ Syunik
93. ^ Shirak
94. ^ Lori
95. ^ Gegharkunik
96. ^ Armavir
97. ^ Ararat
98. ^ Yerevan[permanent dead link]

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