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Chapters: Georgia, Azerbaijan, Geography of Georgia, Adjara, Nagorno-Karabakh, Colchis, Circassia, Kabardin, Armenia, Abkhazia, Nakhchivan, 2008-2009 Georgia-russia Crisis, Bride Kidnapping, Caucasian Albania, Baku-tbilisi-ceyhan Pipeline, Georgians, Invasion of Dagestan, Nakh Peoples, Caucasus Mountains, Derbent, Svaneti, Eduard Kokoity, Nart Saga, Movses Kaghankatvatsi, Transcaucasian Democratic Federative Republic, South Caucasus, Caucasian War, Mountainous Republic of the Northern Caucasus, Confederation of Mountain Peoples of the Caucasus, South Caucasus Pipeline, Ossetia, Tusheti, Ingush People, Greater Caucasus, Sheikh Mansur, North Caucasus, the History of the Country of Albania, North Caucasus Railway, Western Caucasus, Mission of the Vixen, Tzanaria, History of the Caucasus, Meskheti, Caucasian Review of International Affairs, Dzhigit, Alazani, Lesser Caucasus, North-South Transport Corridor, Caucasian Cuisine, Tori, Transcaucasian Ruble, Lezginka, Transcaucasian Commissariat, Bzyb River, Mount Bazardüzü, North Caucasian Soviet Republic, Aul, M29 Highway, Siege of Akhoulgo, Shirvan Domes, Kodori River, Alp Iluetuer, Meskheti Range, Russian and Eurasian Security Network, Sosruko, Mamison Pass, Gagra Range, Bzyb Range, Koban Culture, Javakheti Plateau, Mount Agepsta, Mount Shahdagh, Likhi Range, Caucasus Research Resource Centers-Armenia, Colchian Culture, Karabakh Liberation Organization, Tlepsh, Arabika Massif. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 493. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: Azerbaijan -The name of Azerbaijan derives from Atropates, a Persian satrap under the Achaemenid Empire, that was later reinstated as the satrap of Media under Alexander of Macedonia. The original etymology of this name is thought to have its roots in the ancient Iranian religion of Zoroastrianis...More: http://booksllc.net/?id=746 ... Read more

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Chapters: Geography of Abkhazia, Geography of Armenia, Geography of Azerbaijan, Geography of Georgia (Country), Geography of Nagorno-Karabakh, Landforms of the Caucasus, Pankisi Gorge, Nakhchivan, Voronya Cave, Shirvan, Arran, Caspian Hyrcanian Mixed Forests, Iranian Plateau, Inguri Dam, Ossetia, Norashen, Hadrut, Neft Daşları, Upper Abkhazia, Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park, Elburz Range Forest Steppe, Roki Tunnel, Northern Artsakh, Shahumian, Askeran, Administrative Divisions of Abkhazia, Martuni, Historical Regions of Armenia, Administrative Divisions of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic, Mukhrovani, Republic Square, Shushi, Extreme Points of Azerbaijan, Dombai-Ulgen, International Rankings of Azerbaijan, Murovdag, Gagra Range, Terek-kuma Lowland, Bzyb Range, Ciscaucasia, Mtispiri, Eastern Georgia, Sarsang Reservoir, Trialeti, Arabika Massif, Mil Plain, Kodori, Novkhani. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 162. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: The Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic (Azerbaijani: ) is a landlocked exclave of Azerbaijan. The region covers 5,363 km² and borders Armenia (221 km) to the east and north, Iran (179 km) to the south and west, and Turkey (15 km) to the northwest. The capital is Nakhchivan City. Variations of the name Nakhchivan include Nakhichevan, Naxcivan, Naxçivan, Nachidsheuan, Nakhijevan, Nakhchawan, Nakhitchevan, Nakhjavan and Nakhdjevan. According to the nineteenth-century language scholar, Johann Heinrich Hübschmann, the name "Nakhichavan" in Armenian literally means "the place of descent", a Biblical reference to the descent of Noah's Ark on the adjacent Mount Ararat. Hübschmann notes, however, that it was not known by that name in antiquity. Instead, he states the present-day name evolved to "Nakhchivan" from "Naxcavan". The prefix "Naxc" was a name and "...More: http://booksllc.net/?id=385358 ... Read more

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Chapters: Naftalan, Hirkan National Park, Kura River, Girkan State Reserve, Shirvan, Greater Caucasus, Neft Daşları, Northern Artsakh, Shahumian, Khojali, Askeran, Oghuldara, Lesser Caucasus, Vagazin, Hadrut, Martuni, Kurdhaji, Baku Archipelago, Darwin Bank, Martakert, Kosalar, Khojali, Nargin, Chilov, Absheron National Park, Mount Bazardüzü, Noragyukh, Dashalty, Ballıca, Svinoy, Caspian Sea, Porak, Eldar Pine State Reserve, Corat, Khojali Rayon, Hacı Zeynalabdin, Talysh Mountains, Ag-Gel National Park, Zagatala State Reserve, Khramort, Ismailli State Reserve, Nakhichevanik, Berdadzor, Kərkicahan, Hacıqəhrəmanlı, Zenbil, Allahqulular, Böyük Galadərəsi, Kirov, Shusha, Gey-Gel State Reserve, Vulf, Ordubad National Park, Aşağı Quşçular, Aranzəmin, Gizil-Agach State Reserve, Xanabad, Khojali, Çaykənd, Shusha, Daşbulaq, Khojali, Nerkin Qlıçbağ, Qara Su, Ağgədik, Armenabad, Xanlıqpəyə, Azerbaijani Administrative Divisions of Nagorno-Karabakh, Yuxarı Quşçular, Gardman, Qarabulaq, Khojali, Cəmilli, Khojali, Aşağı Yemişcan, Almalı, Khojali, Imamqulular, Şuşakənd, Daşkənd, Khojali, Şuşulu, Dağdağan, Qızıloba, Khojali, Ağbulaq, Khojali, Oktyabr, Azerbaijan, Muxtar, Pircamal, Çanaqçı, Khojali, Bagbanlar, Ganja, Şırlan, Yextsahoğ, Qişlaq, Khojali, Göytala, Verin Qlıçbağ, Dəmirçilər, Khojali, Dəhrəv, Shakhdag National Park, Zamanpəyəsi, Mehdibəyli, Dağyürd, Xəlfəli, Shusha, Turşsu, Shusha, Zarıslı, Seyidbəyli, Malıbəyli, Xanyurdu, Dəhrəz, Zakatala State Reserve, Dashtaog, Badara, Azerbaijan, Verin Sıznek, Məmişlər, Shusha, Qeybalı, Afatlu, Laçınlar, Şəlvə, Khojali, Xanyeri, Perimkend, Sərdarkənd, Sığnax, Meşəli, Khojali, Kizilov, Xaçmaç, Sary-Kaya, Farux, Səfixanlar, Xərxan, Shusha, Mirzələr, Xanalı, Harov, Mədədkənd, Hilis, Qaradağlı, Shusha, Tsaxkadzor, Kichik Zira, Mount Shahdagh, Moşxmhat, Xocalı, Khankendi, Krasnoye Selo, Azerbaijan, Shirvan State Reserve, Yashma Tretiy, Ulubab, Tukhnakal, Altyaghach National Park, Basut-Chay State ...More: http://booksllc.net/?id=1492787 ... Read more

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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Azerbaijanis situated in the Caucasus region ofEurasia. Three physical features dominate Azerbaijan:the Caspian Sea, whose shoreline forms a naturalboundary to the east; the Greater Caucasus mountainrange to the north; and the extensive flatlands at thecountry's center. About the size of Portugal or thestate of Maine, Azerbaijan has a total land area ofapproximately 86,600 square kilometers, less than 1% ofthe land area of the former Soviet Union. Of the threeTranscaucasian states, Azerbaijan has the greatest landarea. ... Read more

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Chapters: Nakhchivan. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 66. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: The Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic (Azerbaijani: ) is a landlocked exclave of Azerbaijan. The region covers 5,363 km² and borders Armenia (221 km) to the east and north, Iran (179 km) to the south and west, and Turkey (15 km) to the northwest. The capital is Nakhchivan City. Variations of the name Nakhchivan include Nakhichevan, Naxcivan, Naxçivan, Nachidsheuan, Nakhijevan, Nakhchawan, Nakhitchevan, Nakhjavan and Nakhdjevan. According to the nineteenth-century language scholar, Johann Heinrich Hübschmann, the name "Nakhichavan" in Armenian literally means "the place of descent", a Biblical reference to the descent of Noah's Ark on the adjacent Mount Ararat. Hübschmann notes, however, that it was not known by that name in antiquity. Instead, he states the present-day name evolved to "Nakhchivan" from "Naxcavan". The prefix "Naxc" was a name and "avan" is Armenian for "town". Nakhchivan was also mentioned in Ptolemy's Geography and by other classical writers as Naxuana. Modern historian Suren Yeremyan disputes this assertion, arguing that ancient Armenian tradition placed Nakhichevan's founding to the year 3669 B.C. and, in ascribing its establishment to Noah, that it took its present name after the Armenian phrase "Nakhnakan Ichevan" ( ), or "first landing." Josephus stated that the name of the first city built by Noah after the Great Flood was Themanin, and this city has been identified as an alternate name for Nakhchivan. The name "Themanin" means either "eight" or "eighty," referring to either the eight people who survived the flood on the ark in Jewish tradition or the eighty who survived in Islamic tradition. According to other versions, the name Nakhchivan derived from the Persian Naqsh...More: http://booksllc.net/?id=385358 ... Read more

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Discusses the topography, location, ethnic mixture, history, economic activities, and future of the former Soviet republic of Azerbaijan. ... Read more

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Chapters: Salyan, Azerbaijan, Biləsuvar, Abadkənd, Qazıməmməd, Qara Nuru, Ashagi Khalaj, Salyan, Şorbaçı, Hajigabul, Yeni Uluxanlı, Nəvahı, Birinci Udullu, Muğan, Hajigabul, Qubalıbalaoğlan, Ağacanlı, Saatlı, Çuxanlı, Salyan, Xırmandalı, Bilasuvar, Düzənlik, İkinci Paşalı, Bilasuvar Rayon, Kürsəngi, Abdulyan, Piratman, Birinci Meyniman, Hajigabul Rayon, Peyk, Kolanı, Salyan, Birinci Paşalı, Aşağı Cürəli, Bürvənd, Bəşirbəyli, Ağalıkənd, Qarasu, Hajigabul, İkinci Udullu, Məzrəli, Saatly, Qaraçala, Təzəkənd, Salyan, Amankənd, Qarabağlı, Salyan, Gəncəli, Salyan, Atbulaq, Aşağı Noxudlu, Abbasbeyli, İkinci Meyniman, Ələtli, Ərəbqardaşbəyli, Salyan, Kürdçü, Talış, Hajigabul, Bəydili, Bilasuvar, Dərvişli, Əsgərabad, Pambıqkənd, Alçalı, Cəfərxan, Ağayrı, Xıdırlı, Salyan, Cəngan, Salyan, Yuxarı Noxudlu, Çinarlı, Bilasuvar, Yuxarı Cürəli, Əliabad, Bilasuvar, Kür Qaraqaşlı, Şəkərli, Salyan, Seyidan, Şatrovka, Şorsulu, Salyan, Bağbanlar, Bilasuvar, Kolanı, Hajigabul, Qızılburun, Rəncbər, Kamallı, Saatly, Gomuşçu, Saatly, İsmətli, Ashim, Qızılağac, Salyan, Axtaçı Şirvan, Dəlilər, Saatly, Xocalı, Salyan, Arbatan, Salyan, Beştalı, Salyan, Musalı, Saatly, Pirsaat, Nəvahı, Bəylik, Saatly, Mustafabəyli, Kulibinka, Xələc, Salyan, Əliabad, Saatly, Nərimankənd, Bilasuvar, Mollavazlı, Parça Xələc, Əlisoltanlı, Muğan, Bilasuvar, Tağılı, Şirinbəyli, Sarıcalar, Zəhmətabad, Bilasuvar, Qarayevkənd, Səmədabad, Bilasuvar, Dayıkənd, Qıraqlı, Saatly, Seyidlər, Salyan, Qaracalar, Seyidsadıqlı, Fətəlikənd, Nəsimi, Bilasuvar, Xurşud, Boranıkənd, Məmmədabad, Kərimbəyli, Salyan, Xanlarkənd, Marışlı, Qazanbatan, Azadkənd, Saatly, Potubəyli, Novruzlu, Saatly, Varxan, Fioletovka, Bilasuvar, Kirovka, Bilasuvar, Yuxarı Hacıqasımlı, Aranlı, Bilasuvar, Abish-Kyand, Nəsimikənd, Kulibenka, Nərimanov, Mircəlal, Pirsaat, Hajigabul, Sımada, Sarvan, Salyan, Quyçu, Təzəkənd, Bilasuvar, Tatyanovka, Neft-Chala, Telmankənd, Pashaly Treti, Minbashyly, Dzhangyan, Cəyirli, Hajigabul, ...http://booksllc.net/?id=18880374 ... Read more

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Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Astara, Azerbaijan. Source: Wikipedia. Free updates online. Not illustrated. Excerpt:Road sign at the entrance to Astara cityAstara, also, Azerbaydzhanskaya Astara (Russian: ) is a city in and the capital of the Astara Rayon of Azerbaijan. Astara is a short walk across the border from Astara, Iran. There is a 243.9 metre tall lattice steel TV tower, built in 1981. This tower is unusually designed: its pinnacle is guyed to a horizontal cross-like steel structure. Located next to the Iranian border, Astara attracts numerous visitors from south of the border, coming to the Republic of Azerbaijan to purchase goods and services that may not be as readily available on the Iranian side. Astara is currently served by a broad gauge railway only headed north. A standard gauge connection to the Iranian railway network along the shore of the Caspian sea is planned. This break of gauge station is likely to be equipped with bogie exchange and SUW 2000 variable gauge axle track gauge changing facility. ...More: http://booksllc.net/?id=2806353 ... Read more

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Chapters: Cities, Towns and Villages in Gadabay Rayon, Gadabay Rayon Geography Stubs, Slavyanka, Azerbaijan, Ağamalı, Gədəbəy, Dəyirmandağ, Şahdağ, Şəkərbəy, Düz Rəsullu, Dəyəqarabulaq, Daşbulaq, Gadabay, Günəşli, Gadabay, Inəkboğan, Böyük Qaramurad, Poladlı, Gadabay, Hacılar, Gadabay, Gərgər, Arabaçı, Isalı, Nərimankənd, Gadabay, Çay Rəsullu, Arısu, Qaraməmmədli, Gadabay, Çobankənd, Arıqıran, Qaradağ, Gadabay, Düzyurd, Şınıx, Zəhmətkənd, Kiçik Qaramurad, Ərtəpə, Əlinağılar, Qaravəlilər, Hacıələkbərli, Qoşabulaq, Gadabay, Çaldaş, Qaravultomba, Heriknaz, Samanlıq, Fərzalı, Maarif, Azerbaijan, Dikdaş, Daryurd, Kələman, Dördlər, Gadabay, Səbətkeçməz, Kəsəmən, Gadabay, Parakənd, Gadabay, Leşkər, Qarikənd, Cəfərli, Gadabay, Qurudərə, Dəyirmandağ, Rüstəm Əliyev, Gödəkdərə, Söyüdlü, Gadabay, Əliismayıllı, Əmir, Qalakənd, Yenikənd, Gərgər, Qasımlı, Gadabay, Mormor, Əyrivəng, Sarıköynək, Motudərə, Plankənd, Gadabay, Soyuqbulaq, Gadabay, Göyəlli, Qurudərə, Böyük Qaramurad, Arıqdam, Qasımağalı, Isalı, Moruxlu, Ataxal, Sarıhəsənli, Arabaçı, Şahdağ, Yenikənd, Çobankənd, Yaqublu, Gadabay, Novosaratovka, Çalburun, Musayal, Novoivanovka, Zamanlı, Pirbulaq, Xarxar, Keşişkənd, Kiçik Düzyürd, Novoqorelovka, Kərimli, Gadabay, Bayramly, Gadabay, Novospasovka, Kilsəli, Gadabay, Kükürd, Qumlu, Qasımağlı, Balakend, Gadabay, Mağara, Gasan-Nana, Gərməşeyli, Əyridərə, Cücanlı, Hacıalılar, Gadabay, Pərizamanlı, Əmiraslanlı, Bəydəmirli, Məmmədcəfərli, Göyəmli, Heydərli, Köhnəkənd, Gadabay, Totuqlu, Qozqaralı, Qarabulaq, Gadabay, Köhnəqışlaq, Gadabay, Rəhimli, Gadabay, Təkyemişan, Kollu, Gadabay, Tərs Yer, Sonalar, Rəmə, Hüseynqulular, Gadabay, Qasımağalı, Şəkərbəy, Toplar, Turşsu, Gadabay, Ayıtala. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 261. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt:Slavyanka (Russian: ) is a village and ...More: http://booksllc.net/?id=15225233 ... Read more

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Chapters: Cities, Towns and Villages in Lankaran Rayon, Lankaran Rayon Geography Stubs, Liman, Azerbaijan, Aşağı Nüvədi, Nərimanabad, Lankaran, Viyən, Yuxarı Apu, Ələzəpin, Osakücə, Balıqçılar, Separadi, Lankaran, Şağlakücə, Yuxarı Nüvədi, Bala Şürük, Kənarmeşə, Baliton, Türkəncil, Şovu, Biləsər, Gərmətük, Əşlə, Gəgiran, Mamusta, Daştatük, Rvo, Haftoni, Cil, Azerbaijan, Aşağı Apu, Şağlaser, Rəzvan, Köhnə Gəgir, Şıxakəran, Küvənil, Kərgəlan, Qumbaşı, Moloja, Şilavar, Təngivan, Dıryan, Boladı, Kosalar, Lankaran, Seydəkəran, Sinovli, Siyablı, Günəhir, Velədi, Zövlə, Narbağı, Səpnəkəran, Sütəmurdov, Digah, Lankaran, Pambəyi, Tütəpəştə, Göyşaban, Mollakənd, Lankaran, Xarxatan, Ləj, Türkəkəran, Girdəni, Viravul, Xolmili, Tuado, Lüvəsər, Siyavar, Vilvan, Vel, Azerbaijan, Kirov, Lankaran, Təzəkənd, Lankaran, Avrora, Azerbaijan, Marushli, Miandy, Dezdamesha, Xanbulan, Darquba, Üzümçülük, Daşdalıqcar, Istisu, Lankaran, Şirinsu, Bürcəli, Ürgə, Qurumba, Şilim, Şivlik, Tükəvilə, Moğonojoba, Parakənd, Lankaran, Havzova, Hirkan, Mikolan, Ballabur, Qodəsə, Sərinbulaq, Naftoruon, Seliqavol, Xanlıqlı, Talışlı, Horavenc, Tatova, Səbir, Viy, Azerbaijan, Jidi. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 216. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: Lankaran (Lenkoran, Lnkran) is a rayon of Azerbaijan. It surrounds but does not include the city of Lankaran, which is technically a separate administrative region. Archaeological excavations indicate that people have lived in the region since at least the Bronze Age (3rd or 2nd millennia BC). The area around Lankaran has fertile soil, rich water reserves and a humid subtropical climate with a maximum annual precipitation of 1,600 to 1,800 mm, the highest precipitation in Azerbaijan, lending to abundant agriculture, cattle-breeding, gardening, fishing, bee-keeping and silk pr...More: http://booksllc.net/?id=1492865 ... Read more

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Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Abdal, Azerbaijan, Agdam, Agdam Rayon, Xındırıstan, Üçoğlan, Yusifcanlı, Quzanlı, Əfətli, Alıbəyli, Agdam, Birinci Yüzbaşılı, Əhmədağalı, Ikinci Yüzbaşılı, Zəngişalı, Təzəkənd, Agdam, Çəmənli, Agdam, Qaradağlı, Agdam, Ayaq Qərvənd, Bənövşələr, Imamqulubəyli, Agdam, Mirəşelli, Kolqışlaq, Orta Qərvənd, Evoğlu, Agdam, Eyvazlı, Agdam, Böyükbəyli, Mahrızlı, Agdam, Rzalar, Sarıçoban, Baharlı, Xındırıstan, Hacıturalı, Mərzili, Sarıcalı, Agdam, Çullu, Quzanlı, Baş Qərvənd, Ballar, Əlimədədli, Agdam, Güllücə, Cavahirli, Baş Günəypəyə, Əhmədavar, Ismayıbəylı, Göytəpə, Agdam, Sırxavənd, Çuxurməhlə, Gülablı, Bağbanlar, Agdam, Orta Günəypəyə, Bozavend, Şıxlar, Agdam, Boyəhmədli, Çullu, Agdam, Ətyeməzli, Ağdamkənd, Xıdırlı, Agdam, Qarapirimli, Agdam, Məliki, Gəngərli, Şuraabad, Agdam, Nəmirli, Agdam, Qazançı, Agdam, Şükürbəyli, Agdam, Sarıhacılı, Daşbaşı, Agdam, Tağıbəylı, Pərioğlular, Agdam, Şotlanlı, Agdam, Şişpapaqlar, Ilxıçılar, Agdam, Sıxbabalı, Papravənd, Novruzlu, Agdam, Qızıl Kəngərli, Maqsudlu, Uchoglan, Poladlı, Agdam, Kürdlər, Agdam, Dirvellyar, Seidli, Qalayçılar, Şirvanlı, Agdam, Mollalar, Agdam, Tarnöyüt, Qasımlı, Agdam, Suma, Azerbaijan, Muğanlı, Agdam, Saybalı, Qiyaslı, Agdam, Salahlı Kəngərli, Muradbeyli, Agdam, Sofulu, Agdam, Kosalar, Agdam, Karadagly, Agdam, Qurdlar, Agdam, Khachindorbatly, Aliağalı, Yeniyel, Imeni Revolyutsii, Adigozalbegly, Vrikakaler, Mafruzly, Naibly, Agdam, Dzhinli, Qərvənd, Agdam, Kəbləhüseynli, Orta Qışlaq, Çıraxlı, Şükürağalı, Ikinci Alıbəyli, Ikinci Dördyol, Ikinci Baharlı, Birinci Alıbəyli, Birinci Dördyol, Isalar, Məmmədbağırlı, Bəybabalar, Həsənxanlı, Qəhrəmanbəyli, Hacıməmmədli, Agdam, Küdürlü, Agdam, Qasımbəyli, Agdam, Birinci Baharlı, Kiçikli, Birinci Quzanlı, Səfərli, Agdam, Paşabəyli, Dadaşlı, Baharlı, Üçoğlan, Yusifli, Agdam. Source: Wiki...More: http://booksllc.net/?id=17969032 ... Read more

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Chapters: Barda, Azerbaijan, Barda Rayon, Qarağacı, Qaradəmirçi, Cicimli, Barda, Bargyushad, Cırdaxan, Barda, Ikinci Hacallı, Birinci Qaradəmirçi, Bëyuk-Sovla, Lənbəran, Zümürxan, Qaradağlı, Barda, Bozakhlar, Ikinci Qaradəmirçi, Gərənə, Imamqulubəyli, Barda, Nəcəfqulubəyli, Barda, Cəyirli, Barda, Mirzəxan Qaraqoyunlu, Dəymədağıldı, Qasımbəyli, Barda, Kürdborakı, Bəcirəvan, Barda, Nazırlı, Böyük Qəcər, Çələbilər, Barda, Güloğlular, Həsənqaya, Barda, Yeni Əyricə, Kələntərli, Böyük Göyüşlü, Köbərkənd, Soğanverdilər, Mirzəcəfərli, Nəzirli, Mollaməmmədli, Xanağalı, Alaçardırlı, Kətəlparaq, Hacıəhmədli, Şirvanlı, Barda, Dilənçilər, Qarayusifli, Umudalılar, Mehdixanlı, Ərəblər, Barda, Xəsili, Gülgəzli, Şatırlı, Barda, Hüseynbəyli, Barda, Mollagüllər, Tağılar, Bala Qəcər, Muğanlı, Barda, Məşədiibişli, Vəliuşağı, Əliyanlı, Yerliağalı, Mollalı, Barda, Hacılar, Barda, Həsənli, Barda, Türkmən, Barda, Qaradırnaq, Əmirli, Körpüsındıran, Mustafaağalı, Sərkarlar, Şərəfli, Bala Göyüşlü, Yeni Daşkənd, Şorəlli, Kərimbəyli, Barda, Mehdili, Barda, Qafarlı, Xanxanımlı, Hacıbəyli, Mirzalıbəyli, Otuzikilər, Təhlə, Barda, Arabaçılar, Qazıqurdalı, Xanərəb, Qaraqoyunlu, Barda, Canavarlı, Divanlı, Tumaslı, Barda, Alpout, Barda, Bayramlı, Barda, Hacılı, Barda, Lək, Barda, Qullar, Barda, Saatlı, Barda, Qurdlar, Barda, Məmmədli, Barda, Nifçi, Mollaisalar, Darğalar, Samuxlu, Qazaxlar, Barda, Piyadalar, Hacallı, Barda, Bala-Kurtlar, Kəpənəkçi, Barda, Akhmedalar, Mollalar, Barda, Yuzbashilar, Mincivan, Barda, Pernaklar, Karadzhalar, Barda, Oto Kelanly, Ismikhanly, Babalylar, Aryadzha, Irivanly, Kylyshly, Pirilyar, Gelanly, Seviyan, Azerbaijan, Naibly, Barda, Osmanlar, Şahvəlilər, Cumalar, Hüseynalılar, Barda, Bala Ərəblər, Qaraməmmədli, Barda, Qəhrəmanlı, Barda, Uğurbəyli, Mirasəfli, Qaratəpə, Barda, Kolayır, Barda, Qayalı, Barda. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 285. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher'...More: http://booksllc.net/?id=7115553 ... Read more

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Following the dismantling of the old Soviet Union, the new Republics have formed a loose Commonwealth. This book looks at Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan and details their history and development. ... Read more

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Chapters: Cities, Towns and Villages in Qabala Rayon, Qabala Rayon Geography Stubs, Mamaylı, Nij, Azerbaijan, Mıxlıqovaq, Çuxur Qəbələ, Sarıhacallı, Mirzəbəyli, Bum, Azerbaijan, Dizaxlı, Tikanlı, Böyük Pirəli, Solquca, Vəndam, Abrıx, Siləyli, Qabala, Ovcullu, Mollaşıxalı, Sırt Yenigicə, Kiçik Amili, Zalam, Aydınqışlaq, Dandıx, Cığatelli, Daşca, Seyidqışlaq, Kiçik Pireli, Corlu, Azerbaijan, Həmzəli, Qabala, Savalan, Şamlı, Qabala, Böyük Əmili, Bılıx, Şəfili, Həzrə, Qabala, Zarağan, Nohurqışlaq, Yengica, Qabala, Soltannuxa, Qaradeyin, Qabala, Xırxatala, Çarxana, Qabala, Tüntül, Zirik, Küsnət, Qabala, Məmmədağalı, Imamlı, Hacıalılı, Qabala, Kürd, Qabala, Qəmərvan, Məlikli, Qabala, Quşlar, Qabala, Amirvan, Bunud, Uludaş, Bayramkoxalı, Tövlə, Topbağ, Laza, Qabala, Çanaqbulaq, Qabala, Chayly, Türkmən, Qabala, Beylyarkend, Girdadul, Yuzbashevan, Goyuniusnykhly, Yerli-Dzharly, Dzhodzhukh, Michikh, Yeleyen, Pesik, Kötüklü, Qarasu, Qabala, Yeni Dizaxlı, Yemişanlı, Qabala, Yenikənd, Qabala, Zərgərli. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 170. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt:Qbl (also, Gabala, Qäbälä, Gebele, Kutkashen, Kutkashin, and Qutqashen) is the most ancient city of Azerbaijan and the capital of the Qabala Rayon of Azerbaijan. The municipality consists of the city of Qbl and the village of Küsnt. Before 1991 the city was known as Kutkashen, but after Azerbaijan's independence the town was renamed in honour of the much older city of Gabala, the former capital of Caucasian Albania, the archaeological site of which is about 20km southwest. A view of ancient fortress in GabalaQabala is ancient capital of the Caucasian Albania. Archeological evidence indicates that the city functioned as the capital of the Caucasian Albania as early as the fourth century BC.Ruins of the ancient town are in 15 ...More: http://booksllc.net/?id=2813530 ... Read more

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Chapters: Dübəndi, Ramana, Azerbaijan, Qobustan, Baku, Nardaran, Suraxanı Raion, Türkan, Kürdəxanı, Qaraçuxur, Bibiheybət, Biləcəri, Qala, Azerbaijan, Ələt, Bakıxanov, Əmircan, Baku, Rəsulzadə, Əzizbəyov Raion, Zirə, Yeni Suraxanı, Lökbatan, Mərdəkan, Şonqar, Balaxanı, Gürgan, Maştağa, Sulutəpə, Buzovna, Sahil, Azerbaijan, Sabunçu, Baku, Şıxlar, Baku, Pirsaat, Baku, Hövsan, Binə, Baku, Qaradağ Raion, Zabrat, Bülbülə, Binəqədi Raion, Puta, Azerbaijan, Artyom, Azerbaijan, Sanqaçal, Badamdar, Qızıldaş, Keşlə, Şüvəlan, Bilgəh, Çeyildağ, Sabunçu Raion, Şubanı, Xocəsən, Şağan, Pirşağı, Korgöz, Əhmədli, Baku, Zığ, Baku, Zağulba Bağları, Nizami Raion, Stepan Razin, Azerbaijan, Nərimanov Raion, Xətai Raion, Qoşaqışlaq, Xanlar, Baku, Kirov, Baku, Zəfəran, Bay of Baku, Chërnyy Gorod, Bailov, Qaya, Ikinci Qala, Üçtəpə, Baku, Jiloy, Imeni Vorovskogo, Bukhta-Ilicha, Sahqaya, Qaraibad, Kələzağ, Cənubi, Dzhabar, Nəsimi Raion, Sabail Raion, Çilov-Neft Daşları, Shikhov Beach, Gürgən-Pirallahı, Baş Ələt, Müşviqabad, Pirallahı, Baku, Yeni Günəşli, Yeni Ələt, Qarakosa, Kotal, Yasamal Raion. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 194. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt:Suraxanı (also, Surakhany, Ssurachany and Surakhani) is a settlement and raion of Baku, Azerbaijan. It has a population of 170,307. The raion is best known for the Fire Temple of Baku, a castle-like temple and monastery complex known locally as the Ateşgah or Ateshgyakh,. It is a Hindu temple. The complex was built on a pocket of natural gas that once produced a flame from natural gas seepage. The local Tat name of the raion is said to related to "the Persian words 'Surakh' (hole) or Surkh/ Sorkh (red) and 'khani' (source or fountain). According to historical sources, before the construction of the Indian Temple Of Fire (Atashgah) in Surakhani...More: http://booksllc.net/?id=19719301 ... Read more

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Webster's bibliographic and event-based timelines are comprehensive in scope, covering virtually all topics, geographic locations and people. They do so from a linguistic point of view, and in the case of this book, the focus is on "Azerbaijan," including when used in literature (e.g. all authors that might have Azerbaijan in their name). As such, this book represents the largest compilation of timeline events associated with Azerbaijan when it is used in proper noun form. Webster's timelines cover bibliographic citations, patented inventions, as well as non-conventional and alternative meanings which capture ambiguities in usage. These furthermore cover all parts of speech (possessive, institutional usage, geographic usage) and contexts, including pop culture, the arts, social sciences (linguistics, history, geography, economics, sociology, political science), business, computer science, literature, law, medicine, psychology, mathematics, chemistry, physics, biology and other physical sciences. This "data dump" results in a comprehensive set of entries for a bibliographic and/or event-based timeline on the proper name Azerbaijan, since editorial decisions to include or exclude events is purely a linguistic process. The resulting entries are used under license or with permission, used under "fair use" conditions, used in agreement with the original authors, or are in the public domain. ... Read more

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Chapters: Qabala, Mamaylı, Nij, Azerbaijan, Mıxlıqovaq, Çuxur Qəbələ, Sarıhacallı, Mirzəbəyli, Bum, Azerbaijan, Dizaxlı, Tikanlı, Böyük Pirəli, Solquca, Vəndam, Abrıx, Siləyli, Qabala, Ovcullu, Mollaşıxalı, Sırt Yenigicə, Kiçik Amili, Zalam, Aydınqışlaq, Dandıx, Cığatelli, Daşca, Seyidqışlaq, Kiçik Pireli, Corlu, Azerbaijan, Həmzəli, Qabala, Şamlı, Qabala, Savalan, Bılıx, Böyük Əmili, Şəfili, Həzrə, Qabala, Zarağan, Nohurqışlaq, Yengica, Qabala, Soltannuxa, Qaradeyin, Qabala, Xırxatala, Çarxana, Qabala, Tüntül, Zirik, Küsnət, Qabala, Imamlı, Məmmədağalı, Hacıalılı, Qabala, Kürd, Qabala, Qəmərvan, Məlikli, Qabala, Quşlar, Qabala, Amirvan, Bunud, Uludaş, Bayramkoxalı, Tövlə, Topbağ, Laza, Qabala, Çanaqbulaq, Qabala, Chayly, Türkmən, Qabala, Beylyarkend, Girdadul, Yuzbashevan, Goyuniusnykhly, Yerli-Dzharly, Dzhodzhukh, Michikh, Yeleyen, Pesik, Kötüklü, Qarasu, Qabala, Yeni Dizaxlı, Yemişanlı, Qabala, Yenikənd, Qabala, Zərgərli. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 166. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt:Qbl (also, Gabala, Qäbälä, Gebele, Kutkashen, Kutkashin, and Qutqashen) is the most ancient city of Azerbaijan and the capital of the Qabala Rayon of Azerbaijan. The municipality consists of the city of Qbl and the village of Küsnt. Before 1991 the city was known as Kutkashen, but after Azerbaijan's independence the town was renamed in honour of the much older city of Gabala, the former capital of Caucasian Albania, the archaeological site of which is about 20km southwest. A view of ancient fortress in GabalaQabala is ancient capital of the Caucasian Albania. Archeological evidence indicates that the city functioned as the capital of the Caucasian Albania as early as the fourth century BC.Ruins of the ancient town are in 15 km from regional center, allocated on the territory between Garach...More: http://booksllc.net/?id=2813530 ... Read more

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Chapters: Lankaran Rayon, Liman, Azerbaijan, Aşağı Nüvədi, Nərimanabad, Lankaran, Viyən, Yuxarı Apu, Ələzəpin, Osakücə, Separadi, Lankaran, Balıqçılar, Şağlakücə, Yuxarı Nüvədi, Bala Şürük, Kənarmeşə, Baliton, Türkəncil, Şovu, Biləsər, Gərmətük, Əşlə, Gəgiran, Mamusta, Daştatük, Rvo, Haftoni, Cil, Azerbaijan, Aşağı Apu, Şağlaser, Rəzvan, Şıxakəran, Köhnə Gəgir, Küvənil, Kərgəlan, Qumbaşı, Moloja, Şilavar, Təngivan, Dıryan, Boladı, Seydəkəran, Kosalar, Lankaran, Siyablı, Sinovli, Günəhir, Velədi, Zövlə, Narbağı, Səpnəkəran, Sütəmurdov, Digah, Lankaran, Pambəyi, Tütəpəştə, Mollakənd, Lankaran, Göyşaban, Xarxatan, Ləj, Türkəkəran, Girdəni, Viravul, Xolmili, Tuado, Lüvəsər, Siyavar, Vilvan, Vel, Azerbaijan, Kirov, Lankaran, Təzəkənd, Lankaran, Avrora, Azerbaijan, Marushli, Miandy, Dezdamesha, Xanbulan, Darquba, Üzümçülük, Istisu, Lankaran, Daşdalıqcar, Şirinsu, Bürcəli, Ürgə, Qurumba, Şilim, Şivlik, Tükəvilə, Moğonojoba, Parakənd, Lankaran, Havzova, Hirkan, Mikolan, Ballabur, Sərinbulaq, Qodəsə, Naftoruon, Seliqavol, Xanlıqlı, Talışlı, Tatova, Horavenc, Səbir, Viy, Azerbaijan, Jidi. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 215. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: Lankaran (Lenkoran, Lnkran) is a rayon of Azerbaijan. It surrounds but does not include the city of Lankaran, which is technically a separate administrative region. Archaeological excavations indicate that people have lived in the region since at least the Bronze Age (3rd or 2nd millennia BC). The area around Lankaran has fertile soil, rich water reserves and a humid subtropical climate with a maximum annual precipitation of 1,600 to 1,800 mm, the highest precipitation in Azerbaijan, lending to abundant agriculture, cattle-breeding, gardening, fishing, bee-keeping and silk production. Blacksmith, copper-smith, pottery and other trades h...More: http://booksllc.net/?id=1492865 ... Read more

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Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Agdash Rayon, Agdash, Azerbaijan, Abad, Azerbaijan, Aşağı Nemətabad, Aşağı Zeynəddin, Ləki, Yuxarı Nemətabad, Aşağı Ləki, Qulbəndə, Yuxarı Ağcayazı, Dəhnəxəlil, Şəmsabad, Xosrov, Qaraqan Şıxlar, Aşağı Ağcayazı, Birinci Aral, Şıxlı, Agdash, Orta Ləki, Qaradağlı, Agdash, Türyançay, Məsəd, Cüvə, Əmirməhmud, Ağalı, Agdash, Aşağı Qəsil, Eymur, Hacılar, Agdash, Hapıtlı, Agdash, Yenikənd, Agdash, Yeniarx, Qobuüstü, Yuxarı Ləki, Ərəb, Agdash, Qarasuqumlaq, Ərəbocağı, Cücük, Yuxarı Zeynəddin, Ovçulu, Agdash, Qoşaqovaq, Orta Qəsil, Yuxarı Qəsil, Əmirarx, Tatlar, Agdash, Ağzıbir, Agdash, Hüşün, Qaraoğlan, Agdash, Güvəkənd, Qaraqan Saatlı, Qaraqan Sədi, Şəkili, Agdash, Kotanarx, Yenicə, Agdash, Kükəl, Malay, Azerbaijan, Kotavan, Tofiqi, Nehrəxəlil, Korarx, Ağcaqovaq, Gürcuva, Qaradeyin, Agdash, Pirkəkə, Binələr, Yeniarx, Aşağı Zeynəddin, Qəribli, Agdash, Cardam, Pirəyir, Ikinci Aral, Xınaxlı, Ərəbşəki, Ikinci Şordəhnə, Mürsəl, Pirəzə, Birinci Şordəhnə, Aşağı Qolqəti, Beşdəli, Agdash, Sadavat, Ashagy-Uchkovash, Bulaqotağı, Yuxarı Qolqəti, Erməni Bazar, Mövdüt, Davudlu, Agdash, Pirkənd, Agdash, Kakhay, Yukhary-Uchkovakh, Shukdyur, Bəylik, Agdash. Source: Wikipedia. Free updates online. Not illustrated. Excerpt: Agdash (Azerbaijani: ) is a rayon in central Azerbaijan. Agdash rayon consists of Leki settlement and 72 villages. This rayon has a favorable economic and geographic location. Turyan River and Kura River along South-West border extend through the territory of the rayon. Upper Shirvan Channel also crosses Agdash region. This area is surrounded by Tugay forests along Kura river bank, and Turyanchay State Preservation to the north. Agdash city was established in 16th century located at Eresh on the silk road. The city located at convenient geographic place having propitious weather condit...More: http://booksllc.net/?id=1275654 ... Read more

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Chapters: Greater Iran, Iranian Kurdistan, Azerbaijan, Lake Urmia, Caspian Hyrcanian Mixed Forests, Balochistan, List of Cities in Iran, Elburz Range Forest Steppe, Sistan Basin, Al-Fakkah Field, Bahu District, Golden Crescent, Darab, Yadavaran Field, Fereydan, Sisakht, Historical Regions of Armenia, Mehrshahr, Ganjnameh, Taleghan, Talyshistan, Katale Khor, Persian Iraq, Dashkasan, Iran Standard Time, Gwatar, Arasbaran, Amarlu, Mughan Plain, Extreme Points of Iran, Iranian Plate, Joshekan, Turkmen Sahra, Garmeh and Jajarm, Gerrus, Rosta, Babung, Baghu, Lajan. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 160. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: Greater Iran (in Persian: Irn-e Bozorg, or Irnzamn "Iranian soil") refers to the regions that have significant Iranian cultural influence. It roughly corresponds to the territory on the Iranian plateau, stretching from the Caucasus to the Indus River in Pakistan and conform to the historical understanding of the full territory of "Iran." It is also widely referred to as Greater Persia in European languages, while the Encyclopædia Iranica uses the term Iranian Cultural Continent. Because the concept is a cultural one, representing regions settled by Iranian tribes, it does not correspond to any particular political entity, andbecause it represents a late Bronze Age dispersionpredates such political entities by many centuries. For the Sassanids, in whose 3rd century inscriptions the term 'Iran' first appears as a political concept, the multinational Iranian state included Asia Minor but excluded territories east of the two Iranian salt desert basins. This situation is however reversed in the cultural context, i.e. that of the Iranian nation. Richard Nelson Frye defines Greater Iran as including "much of the Caucasus, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Central Asia, w...More: http://booksllc.net/?id=3978097 ... Read more