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Hartavan (Armenian: Հարթավան) is a
village in the
Aparan Muni****lity of the
Aragatsotn Province of Armenia.
Hartavan at
GEOnet Names...
- (Known as
Karakilisa before 1923) Azatan,
Armenia Gharibjanyan,
Armenia Hartavan,
Armenia Lernapar,
Armenia Lerrnhovit,
Armenia Sisian,
Armenia Vanadzor...
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Province Aruch 4
Astvatsynkal Monastery 5th-13th
century Aragatsotn Province Hartavan 5
Yeghipatrush Monastery 13th
century Aragatsotn Province Yeghipatrush...
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Sipan Aparan Aparan† Aragats, Arayi, Apnagyugh, Chknagh, Dzoraglukh,
Hartavan, Jrambar, Kayk, Kuchak, Lusagyugh, Melikgyugh, Nigavan, Saralanj, Vardenis...
- and
around the
village of
Hertevin (called
Hertevinler in
Turkish and
Härtəvən in Kurdish), near the town of
Pervari in
Siirt Province is at the very...
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complex in
Aragatsotn Province,
between the
villages of
Yernjatap and
Hartavan. It was
built in the 4th-13th centuries. The
original chapel of the church...
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Geghi Հ3
Yerevan () -
Garni -
Geghard Հ4
Yerevan -
Yeghvard -
Aragyugh -
Hartavan () Հ5 Nor
Geghi -
Argel -
Arzakan ( - Aghveran) -
Hrazdan Հ6
Abovyan ()...
- Muni****lity
Urban Aparan Aragats, Arayi, Apnagyugh, Chknagh, Dzoraglukh,
Hartavan, Jrambar, Kayk, Kuchak, Lusagyugh, Nigavan, Saralanj, Vardenis, Vardenut...
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Shenkani Sipan Aparan Muni****lity
Apnagyugh Aragats Arayi Chknagh Dzoraglukh Hartavan Jrambar Kayk
Kuchak Lusagyugh Melikgyugh Nigavan Saralanj Shenavan Shoghakn...
- Church,
Zovuni near Jrambar, 4th-5th
centuries Astvatsenkal Monastery near
Hartavan, 4th-5th centuries,
Lusagyugh Red Monastery, Lusagyugh, 5th
century Surp...
