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Margahovit Մարգահովիտ

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Margahovit
Coordinates: 40°44′17″N 44°41′15″E / 40.73806°N 44.68750°E / 40.73806; 44.68750
Country	Armenia
Province	Lori
Elevation	1,750 m (5,740 ft)
Population (2011)
• Total	3,466

40°44′17″N 44°41′15″E / 40.73806°N 44.68750°E / 40.73806; 44.68750 Margahovit (Armenian: Մարգահովիտ, formerly Hamzachiman), is a major village in the Lori Province of Armenia.

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Margahovit at GEOnet Names Server
World Gazeteer: Armenia^{[dead link]} – World-Gazetteer.com
Report of the results of the 2001 Armenian Census, Statistical Committee of Armenia

v t e Lori Province
Capital: Vanadzor
Urban settlements	Akhtala Alaverdi (including Sanahin) Spitak Stepanavan Tashir Tumanyan Vanadzor
Akhtala Municipality	Akhtala (village) Aroghjaranin kits Bendik Chochkan Mets Ayrum Neghots Pokr Ayrum
Alaverdi Municipality	Akner Akori Haghpat Jiliza Kachachkut Shamlugh Tsaghkashat
Fioletovo Municipality	Fioletovo
Gyulagarak Municipality	Amrakits Gargar Gyulagarak Hobardzi Kurtan Pushkino Vardablur
Lermontovo Municipality	Antarashen Lermontovo
Lori Berd Municipality	Agarak Bovadzor Hovnanadzor Koghes Lejan Lori Berd Sverdlov Urut Yaghdan
Metsavan Municipality	Dzyunashogh Metsavan Mikhayelovka Paghaghbyur
Odzun Municipality	Amoj Ardvi Arevatsag Aygehat Hagvi Karmir Aghek Mghart Odzun Tsater
Pambak Municipality	Antaramut Arjut Aznvadzor Bazum Debet Dzoraget Dzoragyugh Gushar Karaberd Lernajur Lernapat Margahovit Pambak Tsaghkots Vahagnadzor Vahagni Yeghegnut Zhamatun
Sarchapet Municipality	Apaven Artsni Dzoramut Gogavan Norashen Petrovka Privolnoye Sarchapet
Shnogh Municipality	Karkop Shnogh Teghut
Spitak Municipality	Arevashogh Arjhovit Geghasar Gogaran Hartagyugh Jrashen Karadzor Katnajur Khnkoyan Lernantsk Lernavan Lusaghbyur Mets Parni Nor Khachakap Sarahart Saralanj Saramej Shenavan Shirakamut Tsaghkaber
Stepanavan Municipality	Armanis Katnaghbyur Urasar
Tashir Municipality	Blagodarnoye Dashtadem Getavan Katnarat Kruglaya shishka Lernahovit Medovka Meghvahovit Noramut Novoseltsovo Saratovka
Tumanyan Municipality	Ahnidzor Atan Chkalov Dsegh Karinj Kobayr Lorut Marts Shamut
Vanadzor Municipality	Darpas Gugark Shahumyan

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