- The
Enguri Dam is a
hydroelectric dam on the
Enguri River in Tsalenjikha, Georgia. Currently, it is the world's
second highest concrete arch dam, with...
- The
Enguri (Georgian: ენგური, romanized:
enguri, Mingrelian: ინგირი, romanized: ingiri, Abkhaz: Егры, Egry Russian: Ингури, Inguri) is a
river in western...
-
December 2, 2001, with the
discovery of two
orphan radiation sources near the
Enguri Dam in
Tsalenjikha District in the
country of Georgia.
Three villagers from...
- multiple-arch type)
Contra Dam Daniel-Johnson Dam
Deriner Dam El
Atazar Dam
Enguri Dam
Flaming Gorge Dam Glen
Canyon Dam
Hartbeespoort Dam
Idukki Dam Kariba...
- AH82, and
connects with six
other S-routes.
North of Zugdidi,
across the
Enguri River which is the
disputed Abkhazia–Georgia border, the
remaining 198 kilometres...
- two
broad upland valleys located to the
south of
Mount Elbrus – the
upper Enguri River valley in the west and the
upper Ts'khenis-Ts'k'ali and its tributary...
- (Georgian: უშგული) is a
community of five
villages located at the head of the
Enguri gorge in Svaneti, Georgia.
Ushguli is one of the
highest continuously inhabited...
- is
located in the Samegrelo-Zemo
Svaneti region, at the
place where the
Enguri River flows into the
Black Sea, near the
border with Abkhazia. The earliest...
- city of Poti. The west side of
Samegrelo borders Apkhazeti right on the
Enguri River and the east
borders Imereti on the
Tskhenistsqali River. The important...
- an
altitude of 280
metres near the
Magana River where it
flows into the
Enguri River; The town is
divided in two with "Jvari"
lying on the Zugdidi-Mestia...
