Village in Shirak, Armenia

Yeghnajur

Եղնաջուր

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Yeghnajur

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Yeghnajur

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Coordinates: 41°05′21″N 43°33′41″E / 41.08917°N 43.56139°E / 41.08917; 43.56139Coordinates: 41°05′21″N 43°33′41″E / 41.08917°N 43.56139°E / 41.08917; 43.56139
Country|  Armenia
Marz (Province)| Shirak
community| Garnarich
Population

(2011)

• Total| 27
Time zone| UTC+4 ( )
Yeghnajur at GEOnet Names Server

Yeghnajur (Armenian: Եղնաջուր) is a village in the rural community of Garnarich in the Shirak Province of Armenia. The village was populated by Azerbaijanis before the exodus of Azerbaijanis from Armenia after the outbreak of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.[1] Its population was 28 at the 2001 census.[2]

## Population[edit]

Population per years is the following.[3]

Year  | 1926  | 1939  | 1959  | 1970  | 1979  | 1989  | 2001  | 2004

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Pop.  | 295  | 349  | 301  | 522  | 566  | 67  | 28  | 19

## References[edit]

1. ^ Kiesling, Brady; Kojian, Raffi (2005). Rediscovering Armenia: Guide (2nd ed.). Yerevan: Matit Graphic Design Studio. ISBN 99941-0-121-8.
2. ^ Report of the results of the 2001 Armenian Census, Statistical Committee of Armenia
3. ^ "Dictionary of Armenian residences (Հայաստանի հանրապետության բնակավայրերի բառարան), page 72" (PDF). Retrieved April 18, 2014.

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Shirak Province

Capital: Gyumri

Urban
communities|

* Artik
* Gyumri
* Maralik

Rural
communities|

* Aghin
* Aghvorik
* Akhurik
* Akhuryan
* Alvar
* Amasia
* Aniavan
* Anipemza
* Anushavan
* Arevshat
* Arevik
* Arapi
* Ardenis
* Aregnadem
* Arpeni
* Ashotsk
* Aygabats
* Azatan
* Bagravan
* Bandivan
* Basen
* Bashgyugh
* Bavra
* Bayandur
* Beniamin
* Berdashen
* Byurakn
* Dashkerpi
* Dzithankov
* Dzorakap
* Dzorashen
* Garnarich
* Geghanist
* Getk
* Getap
* Gharibjanyan
* Ghazanchi
* Goghovit
* Gtashen
* Gusanagyugh
* Harich
* Hartashen
* Hatsik
* Haykadzor
* Haykasar
* Haykavan
* Hayrenyats
* Hoghmik
* Horom
* Hovit
* Hovtashen
* Hovtun
* Hovuni
* Isahakyan
* Jajur
* Jajuravan
* Jradzor
* Jrapi
* Jrarat
* Kakavasar
* Kamo
* Kapanak
* Kaps
* Karaberd
* Karmrakar
* Karmravan
* Karnut
* Keti
* Krasar
* Krashen
* Lanjik
* Lernagyugh
* Lernakert
* Lernut
* Lusaghbyur
* Lusakert
* Marmashen
* Mayisyan
* Meghrashat
* Meghrashen
* Mets Mantash
* Mets Sariar
* Mets Sepasar
* Musayelyan
* Nahapetavan
* Nor Kyank
* Norakhpyur
* Norshen
* Panik
* Pemzashen
* Pokr Mantash
* Pokr Sariar
* Pokr Sepasar
* Pokrashen
* Salut
* Saragyugh
* Sarakap
* Saralanj
* Sarapat
* Saratak
* Sarnaghbyur
* Shaghik
* Shirak
* Shirakavan
* Sizavet
* Spandaryan
* Tavshut
* Torosgyugh
* Tsaghkut
* Tsoghamarg
* Tufashen
* Vahramaberd
* Vardaghbyur
* Vardakar
* Voghji
* Voskehask
* Yerazgavors
* Zarishat
* Zorakert
* Zuygaghbyur

Non-community
settlements|

* Aghin Station
* Bardzrashen
* Darik
* Hatsikavan
* Kamkhut
* Kharkov
* Paghakn
* Yeghnajur

Abandoned
settlements|

* Akhuryan kayaran
* Aravet
* Lorasar
* Yerizak

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