Akhalkalaki, Georgia
Georgia
Akhalkalaki, Georgia connects to 3981 places across 13 topics through 48 Bunkabop connections, dominated by military, government, and history themes. The city shares the most ties with Armenia, Russia, and Turkey, reflecting its position at a crossroads where borders with both Armenia and Turkey converge. Ottoman forces occupied the city in May 1918 until their withdrawal under the Armistice of Mudros. A Russian military base operated here until 2007, and the Baku-Tbilisi-Kars railway, which passes through, became operational in 2017.
Civil Georgia
Connects Akhalkalaki, Georgia to: Borjomi, Georgia (country) | Lazika (planned city), Georgia
crossroads village
Connects Akhalkalaki, Georgia to: Woodwardville, Maryland | Upper Salford Township, Pennsylvania | Manchester (village), Vermont
Baku–Tbilisi–Kars railway
Connects Akhalkalaki, Georgia to: Javakheti | Samtskhe–Javakheti | Ganja, Azerbaijan | Kartsakhi, Georgia
Fortified district
Connects Akhalkalaki, Georgia to: Kansas | Grodno, Belarus | Przemyśl, Poland
Transcaucasian Seim
Connects Akhalkalaki, Georgia to: Russia | Turkey | Armenia | Azerbaijan | Brest, France
Armenians in Samtskhe–Javakheti
Connects Akhalkalaki, Georgia to: Armenia | Yerevan, Armenia | Samtskhe–Javakheti | Akhaltsikhe | Ninotsminda, Georgia (country)
Armistice of Mudros
Connects Akhalkalaki, Georgia to: Baku, Azerbaijan | Mosul, Iraq | Kirkuk, Iraq | Gaziantep, Turkey | Armavir (village)
Armeno-Georgian War
Connects Akhalkalaki, Georgia to: Germany | Russia | Jordan | Armenia | Kutaisi, Georgia
Giorgi Mazniashvili
Connects Akhalkalaki, Georgia to: France | Tbilisi, Georgia | Stepan, Ukraine | Abkhazia | Batumi, Georgia
Derenik Demirchian
Connects Akhalkalaki, Georgia to: Moscow, Central | Geneva, Switzerland | Armenia | Baku, Azerbaijan | Yerevan, Armenia
Russian 102nd Military Base
Connects Akhalkalaki, Georgia to: Russia | Turkey | Armenia | Azerbaijan | Yerevan, Armenia
George XII of Georgia
Connects Akhalkalaki, Georgia to: India | Russia | Iran | Syria | Saint Petersburg, Northwestern