Shirak Province
Armenia
Shirak Province, in northwestern Armenia, shares 77 connections with 2733 other places across 15 topics, with history the dominant thread. The province holds early examples of Armenian church architecture dating to the 5th century, including the Yererouk basilica and Hokevank Monastery. Its co-connections reach most heavily to Gyumri and Yerevan, and extend outward to Iran and Turkey, reflecting the region's position across successive empires. Military and government topics trace to the Umayyad Caliphate, the Russo-Turkish War, and the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.
Armenian church architecture
Connects Shirak Province to: Aragatsotn Province | Talin, Armenia
Treaty of Alexandropol
Connects Shirak Province to: Armenia | Gyumri, Armenia
Aleksandropolsky Uyezd
Connects Shirak Province to: Artik | Maralik, Armenia
Doğubeyazıt
Connects Shirak Province to: Gavar | Talin, Armenia
May Uprising
Connects Shirak Province to: Gyumri, Armenia | Amasia, Shirak
cross-country skiing trail
Connects Shirak Province to: Gautefall, Norway | Hakunila, Finland
Akhurian River
Connects Shirak Province to: Aragatsotn Province | Bagaran, Armavir | Anipemza
Javakheti Range
Connects Shirak Province to: Samtskhe–Javakheti | Tashir | Ninotsminda Municipality
Strike and dip
Connects Shirak Province to: Gyumri, Armenia | Lower Peninsula of Michigan | Schellsburg, Pennsylvania
Akhuryan (river)
Connects Shirak Province to: Sipan, Armenia | Jradzor | Amasia, Shirak
Thomas of Metsoph
Connects Shirak Province to: Yerevan, Armenia | Artik | Maralik, Armenia | Karbi, Armenia
Russo-Turkish War (1828–29)
Connects Shirak Province to: Vanadzor, Armenia | Shekvetili, Georgia | Tsikhisdziri, Georgia | Paskalevo, Bulgaria