Oni, Georgia

Oni, Georgia

Oni, Georgia connects through 11 Bunkabop connections with 1197 other places across 6 topics, spanning history, science, government, archaeology, sports, and natural hazards. Situated at a crossroads between the Northern Caucasus, central Georgia, and Imereti, the town developed as a late medieval commercial center contested between local rulers. It was absorbed by Imperial Russia in 1810 and became the administrative center of the Racha Uyezd. A 7.0 magnitude earthquake here ranks as the most powerful ever recorded in the Caucasus Mountains. It shares many connections with Kutaisi, Georgia.