Gavar
Armenia
Gavar, Armenia connects to 1922 places across 14 topics through 34 Bunkabop connections, spanning nature, sports, language and history. Its strongest overlaps are with Yerevan and Armenia, followed by Iran. The town was founded as Novo-Bayazet in 1830 by Armenian migrants from Bayazit and took back its ancient name in 1995. Urartian inscriptions from 732 BC, now in the city's history museum, tie it to the Urartian language, while Mount Azhdahak lies southwest of town.
Doğubeyazıt
Connects Gavar to: Shirak Province | Talin, Armenia
Azhdahak (volcano)
Connects Gavar to: Kotayk Province | Gegharkunik Province
Sarduri II
Connects Gavar to: Armavir (village) | Sotk | Tsovak
Armenia national football team
Connects Gavar to: Yerevan, Armenia | Gyumri, Armenia | Ranchpar
Novorossiysk
Connects Gavar to: Samsun, Turkey | Poti, Georgia | Chuvashia
Gavar
Connects Gavar to: Yerevan, Armenia | Gegharkunik Province | Noratus
Gegham mountains
Connects Gavar to: Abovyan, Armenia | Kotayk Province | Gegharkunik Province | Aramus, Armenia | Byureghavan, Armenia
Frunze Dovlatyan
Connects Gavar to: Moscow, Central | Armenia | Yerevan, Armenia | Ayış | Mern, Denmark
Abbas I of Persia
Connects Gavar to: Azerbaijan | Mosul, Iraq | Herat, Afghanistan | Armavir (village) | Lagodekhi
Gegharkunik Province
Connects Gavar to: Azerbaijan | Nagorno-Karabakh | Martuni (village) | Berdkunk | Noratus
Football Federation of Armenia
Connects Gavar to: Belgium | Armenia | Yerevan, Armenia | Vagharshapat, Armenia | Armavir, Armenia
Yerevan dialect
Connects Gavar to: Venice, Italy | Armenia | Marseille, France | Yerevan, Armenia | Shusha, Azerbaijan