Armavir Province
Armenia
Armavir Province, Armenia, carries 58 Bunkabop connections with 2848 other places across 13 topics, with history, nature, and religion as its leading threads. The province takes its name from an ancient city founded in 331 BC. Its city of Vagharshapat saw the Armenian alphabet introduced in 405 AD and became home to the Armenian Catholicosate in 1441. The province also hosts the Metsamor Nuclear Power Plant and shares many connections with Yerevan and neighboring Armenian provinces.
Sis (ancient city)
Connects Armavir Province to: Yerevan, Armenia | Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia
Metsamor Castle
Connects Armavir Province to: Vagharshapat, Armenia | Armavir, Armenia
Metsamor Nuclear Power Plant
Assyrians in Armenia
Connects Armavir Province to: Kotayk Province | Verin Dvin
Diocese of Armavir
Connects Armavir Province to: Vagharshapat, Armenia | Armavir, Armenia
Armenian alphabet
Connects Armavir Province to: Nagorno-Karabakh | Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic | Artashat, Armenia | Oshakan
Hayk
Connects Armavir Province to: Syunik Province | Armavir, Armenia | Ashtarak | Amasia, Shirak
Armavir (ancient city)
Connects Armavir Province to: Yerevan, Armenia | Armavir (village) | Armavir, Armenia | Nor Armavir
Battle of Sardarabad
Connects Armavir Province to: Yerevan, Armenia | Aragatsotn Province | Mayisyan, Armavir | Nor Armavir | Karmrashen, Aragatsotn
Vagharshapat
Connects Armavir Province to: Yerevan, Armenia | Metsamor | Arshaluys | Merdzavan | Bambakashat
Artaxiad dynasty
Connects Armavir Province to: Armenia | Yerevan, Armenia | Gyumri, Armenia | Aragatsotn Province | Spitak
Russo-Persian War (1826–28)
Connects Armavir Province to: Baku, Azerbaijan | Aragatsotn Province | Hrazdan, Armenia | Kotayk Province | Ararat Province