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English: The Armenian population in historical Armenian regions in 1896. The Armenian population in represented in the colored areas, as well as in the red Arabic numbers, indicating their exact percentage. |
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- German-language maps of the Caucasus
- 1890s maps of Armenia
- 1890s maps of Georgia
- Ottoman Armenian population
- Old maps of the South Caucasus
- Maps of Batum Oblast
- Old maps of oblasts of the Russian Empire
- Akhaltsikhe Municipality
- Akhalkalaki Municipality
- Old maps of Viceroyalty of the Caucasus
- 1896 maps of the Russian Empire
- Details of old maps of the Caucasus