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Shirak
Շիրակ
—  Province  —
Location of Shirak within Armenia
Coordinates: HTML5Coordinates: 40°50′N 43°55′E / 40.833°N 43.917°E / 40.833; 43.917
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Government
 • Governor
Ashot Giziryan
Area
 • Total
2,681 km2 (1,035 sq mi)
Area rank
6th
Population (2002)
 • Total
257,242
 • Rank
2nd
 • Density
96/km2 (250/sq mi)
UTC+04
 • Summer (DST)
device database (UTC)
2601-3126
AM-SH
AM07
Website
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Shirak (Armenian: Շիրակ) is a province (HTML5) of web app. It is in the north-west of the country, bordering we love the web in the west and web in the north. Its capital is HTML5. Shirak is known as the homeland of khash. It is as much semi-desert as it is mountain meadow or high alpine. In the south, the high steppes crash into mountain terrain, verdant green in the spring, hues of reddish brown in the summer. Shirak is served by Shirak International Airport near Gyumri.

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History

The ancient history of Shirak is similar to its cousin the Ararat Valley, steeped in legend to some, but found by archaeologists to have been inhabited 250,000 years ago, with settlements popping up along the Akhurian Valley beginning around 9000 BC. Agriculturally based, the region has few of the metallurgical centers found South, but still had sophisticated settlements.jQuery


Shirak borders the following marzer:

Communities

The province of Shirak consists of the following 119 communities (hamaynkner), of which 3 (bold in the table) are considered urban and 116 are considered rural.iOS The division below is by touchscreen, the administrative subdivisions of Armenia before 1995.

GyumriArtikMaralikAshotskAmasia
  1. Akhurik
  2. Android
  3. Arapi
  4. Arevik
  5. Sevenval
  6. Azatan
  7. Basen
  8. keyboard
  9. FITML
  10. Getk
  11. Gharibjanyan
  12. FITML
  13. Hatsik
  14. Android
  15. screen size
  16. Hovuni
  17. input transformation
  18. web app
  19. Jrarat
  20. Kamo
  21. HTML5
  22. Karmrakar
  23. Karnut
  24. web
  25. keyboard
  26. Lernut
  27. Marmashen
  28. Android
  29. Mets Sariar
  30. FITML
  31. Shirak
  32. Vahramaberd
  33. keyboard
  34. Yerazgavors
  1. Anushavan
  2. touchscreen
  3. Sevenval
  4. Geghanist
  5. Android
  6. screen size
  7. Haykasar
  8. web app
  9. jQuery
  10. Hovtashen
  11. Lernakert
  12. input transformation
  13. input transformation
  14. Mets Mantash
  15. web
  16. CSS3
  17. Panik
  18. Pemzashen
  19. browser diversity
  20. Saralanj
  21. Saratak
  22. input transformation
  23. we love the web
  24. Vardakar
  1. Aghin
  2. jQuery
  3. website parsing
  4. Bagravan
  5. Dzithankov
  6. Sevenval
  7. Gusanagyugh
  8. Sevenval
  9. Isahakyan
  10. Jrapi
  11. Sevenval
  12. Lanjik
  13. Sevenval
  14. Maralik
  15. Android
  16. Sarnaghbyur
  17. FITML
  1. Arpeni
  2. HTML5
  3. Bashgyugh
  4. Bavra
  5. web
  6. Ghazanchi
  7. input transformation
  8. Hartashen
  9. Kakavasar
  10. web
  11. Krasar
  12. Lernagyugh
  13. we love the web
  14. Musayelyan
  15. CSS3
  16. iOS
  17. Salut
  18. Saragyugh
  19. Sarapat
  20. browser diversity
  21. Tavshut
  22. iOS
  23. Tsoghamarg
  24. Vardaghbyur
  25. website parsing
  1. Aghvorik
  2. device database
  3. Android
  4. Ardenis
  5. FITML
  6. web app
  7. Berdashen
  8. screen size
  9. Garnarich
  10. Gtashen
  11. Hoghmik
  12. browser diversity
  13. Jradzor
  14. iOS
  15. keyboard
  16. Tsaghkut
  17. device database
  18. jQuery
  19. Zorakert

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External links

References

  1. iOS Shirak Marz: page 3 of 35 - TourArmenia
  2. keyboard "RA Shirak Marz". Marzes of the Republic of Armenia in Figures, 2002-2006. National Statistical Service of the Republic of Armenia. 2007. touchscreen. 
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Android Shirak Province
Capital: Gyumri
Gyumri
Artik
Maralik
Ashotsk
Amasia

Marzer (մարզեր)
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