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  1. Russia and the Independent Nations of The Former USSR: Geofacts and Maps by William A. Dando, L. Jones, et all 1995-01-09
  2. Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia Country Studies (Area Handbook Series) by Glenn E. Curtis, 1995-11
  3. Defending the Border: Identity, Religion, And Modernity in the Republic of Georgia (Culture and Society After Socialism) by Mathijs Pelkmans, 2006-09
  4. Understanding Post-Soviet Transitions: Corruption, Collusion and Clientelism (Euro-Asian Studies) by Christoph H. Stefes, 2006-12-12
  5. Former Soviet Republics - The Transcaucasus (Former Soviet Republics) by Thomas Streissguth, 2002-07-12

81. CIA WORLD FACTBOOK 1992 Via The Libraries Of The Univ. Of Missouri
black on top, white below ECONOMY Overview Among the former Soviet republics, Georgiais noted accounted, however, for less than 2% of the ussr s output
http://www.umsl.edu/services/govdocs/wofact92/wf930092.txt

82. Geography And Resources Of Turkey-Adiyamanli.org
geography and Resources of Turkey. Travelers Stories, Tell Your Story Here..! FormerUSSR (georgia, Armenia, Nakhitchevan Autonomous Region); 610 km.
http://www.adiyamanli.org/in_fact1.htm
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Total Area:

779,452 square km. Thrace: 23,764 square km. (Europe), Anatolia: 755,688 square km. (Asia). Max. length; 1,565 km. Average width: 550km. Coastline:
8,372 km. Aegean: 2,805 km. Mediterranean: 1,577 km. Black Sea: 1,695 km. Marmara: 927 km. Frontiers:
2,753 km. Syria: 877 km. Former USSR (Georgia, Armenia, Nakhitchevan Autonomous Region); 610 km. Iran: 545 km. Irak: 331 km. Bulgaria 269 km. Greece: 212 km. Land:
30% arable; 4% permanent crops; 12% meadows and pastures; 26% forest and woodland; 28% other. Lakes:
9,423 square km. In order of size: Van, Tuz Golu (Salt Lake), Beysehir, Egidir, Aksehir, Iznik, Burdur, Manyas, Acigol, Ulubat (Apolyont). Mountains:
Max. altitude: Mt. Ararat: 5,165 m. Kackar; 3,923 m. Erciyes; 3,917 m. B Hasan; 3,268 m. Nemrut: 2,282 m. Uludag (Mt. Olympus): 2,543. Average altitude; 1,131 m. (80% of land above 500 m. altitude) Rivers:
Firat (Euphrates): 1,263 km. in Turkey, Kizilrmak: 1,182 km., Sakarya: 824 km. Murat: 722 km. Seyhan: 560, Menderes (Meander): 584 km. Dicle (Tigris): 523 km. in Turkey, Yesilirmak 519 km. Ceyhan: 509 km. Porsuk: 488 km. Coruh: 442 km. Gediz: 401 km. Islands: Gokceada, Bozcaada, Uzunada, Alibey (Aegean Sea)

83. Maps Of Russia. Russia Maps.
former Soviet Union Comparative Ethnic Groups, 1989 1995 (192K). GeorgiaMaps. Japanussr Northern Territories Shaded Relief Map 1988 (230K).
http://www.1uptravel.com/worldmaps/russia.html

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84. Geography
294 km, Finland 1,313 km, georgia 723 km Disputes inherited disputes from formerUSSR including sections of Geographic Areas or Regions Within Country largest
http://burns.dcb.du.edu/geography.asp?id=63

85. Pravda.RU Georgia's Minister Of Interior Says, Kidnapped Englishman Peter Shaw M
Pravda.RUBest articles on this weekFormer ussr, 2002.08.23 Georgian president feltsorry for Russian pilots. 2002.08.27 Geographic heart of Ukraine discovered.
http://english.pravda.ru/cis/2002/08/29/35564.html
Aug, 29 2002 In Russian Em Portugues Russia World ... About Pravda.RU:Former USSR:More in detail
Georgia's Minister of Interior Says, Kidnapped Englishman Peter Shaw May Have Been Taken to Pankisi Ravine
Koba Narchemashvili, the Minister of Interior of Georgia, said he had information about two hostages being kept in Pankisi Ravine. When asked if one of these hostages could be the kidnapped Englishman Peter Shaw, the Minister said anything was possible.
Peter Shaw, a British citizen, Director of Georgia's Agrobusinessbank, was kidnapped by criminals posing as police officers late on June 18 while he drove his car. Valery Khaburdzania, the Minister of State Security of Georgia, said at least two criminal groups, the client and the perpetrator, were involved in the kidnapping. While the first group was allegedly trying to discredit Georgia internationally, the second one was simply after the money paid by its client. Mr. Khaburdzania said this in his interview with a Rustavi-2 TV reporter. He also said that foreign citizens were possibly involved in this crime.
The Minister of Interior of Georgia also said the counterterrorist action in the Pankisi Ravine had had some solid results. A suspect in several murders was captured by law enforcement officers on Wednesday. The suspect's identity remains undisclosed.

86. IUGG 2003 Scientific Program
In georgia the greatest drain of water (in comparison with the countries of formerUSSR), exceeding 3000 mm of aridity of territory, mode and geography of a
http://www.cig.ensmp.fr/~iahs/sapporo/abs/hs02_op/007120-1.html
IUGG 2003 Abstract HS02-Oral-Posters Water Resources Systems: Global Change, Risk Assessment and Water Management (ICWRS, ICASVR, ICSW, ICWQ) Monday, July 7 AM Location: Site C, Room 24 Presiding Chair:S. Franks TIME [ 936 ] [ Oral-Poster ] FEATURES OF WATER RESOURCES SYSTEMS IN GEORGIA Konstantine Kote BZIAVA (Department of Land Reclamation and Engineering Ecology) David Dato GUBELADZE(Department of Land Reclamation and Engineering Ecology)
The physical-geographical and climatic conditions promoted the large variety of hydrological features both as a whole in all Georgia, and in its separate areas. In Georgia the greatest drain of water (in comparison with the countries of former USSR), exceeding 3000 mm of water per year, however amplitude of fluctuations of this drain depending on territory and river pools is very high. Resources of fresh water of a region are composed from a superficial and underground component of a river drain; underground waters not participating in a river drains and getting directly in the sea; and also water of glaciers, lakes and bogs. The features of water resources of the country are defined by relief and climatic conditions, aridity of territory, mode and geography of a drain of the rivers, and also geographical isolation of Transcaucasia.
Though in absolute sizes, the specific parameters of water resources of East Georgia are not low in comparison with arid zones of other countries, but the conditions of their use are specific and difficult, since they play a main role in water requirement of neighboring Azerbaijan laying below on current of the river Mtkvari and using a transmitted drain from Georgia. This situation is aggravated also by that as East Georgia, and below laying grounds of Azerbaijan by the climatic conditions are sharply require irrigation up.

87. Georeferencing Checklist
georgia, georgia, USA, Germany, Romania, MVZ, 6 Nov 03, In Progress. Russia, formerUSSR, Rwanda, Back to top. geography, No. of Localities, Claimed by, Date Claimed,Status.
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Georeferencing Checklist
Below is a table monitoring HerpNET's georeferencing progress. The table includes a list of geopolitical divisions along with the number of localities to be georeferenced in each division, the institution and date the division was claimed and the georeferencing status of each division. Geographical regions already claimed are highlighted in green. When making claims, please follow the HerpNET Georeferencing Steps. Counts include those localities for which the higher geography is in question. Example: 1) "Ecuador*" is entered into the Higher Geography search field in the Gazetteer. Those localities with "Ecuador?" as country will also be returned. 2) In cases were the locality indicates more than one possible higher geography value, the locality will be returned when each of the possibilities is queried for. So if the Country is "Ecuador/Peru" for a specific locality, this locality will be returned when one searches for "Ecuador" or for "Peru". These ambiguous localities are counted as being part of all possible higher geography fields. Note that all country names listed follow the current ISO standard short country names in English, as much as possible. A B C D ... Z Geography No. of Localities

88. Turkmenistan, With Flag, Map And Its People, Economy, Geography, Government, New
geography note landlocked; the western and central low its major customers in theformer ussr for gas
http://www.countryreports.org/content/turkmenistan.htm
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