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MSL 0 s i D i l 0 kri 15420 FL105 Name of aerodrome a Kvemo Omarishara O 16 Elevation point (MSL) 16627 ft l 16 Sroma m FL 95 4531 17 3 State boundary e a Akhali Atoni 3 J simaRle futebSi asafreni bilikis sigrZe metrebSi maRaro Zemo Omarishara i FL 85 L K Sak'eni n » M 12589 N ke FL 75 ' r 7411 a a T'it'a ¼ A 2325A m S 0 BANUT a Gumista FL 65 ELEV in feet Length of longest runway in metres Mine F 3 t b ° TBILISI is Amt'q'eli a Nak'ra FL 55 cixe-simagre , nangrevebi 3 m Marani FL 45 u K'elasuri Mazeri MESTIA À 5 4 10728 FL 35 1 6 2 4 L H 3000m G Lata i 8455 9596 11617 Ruins D r 8278 minimaluri ganaTeba myari asafreni biliki o ra o Lakhamula a od 4778 L H 1150m t : h 8632 Q'ari K Zeda Marghi E 2 Lechkopi Pari ò c Amzara nguri Ch'olashi 180° 179° Minimum lighting Runway hard surfaced a Ts'ebelda E ò !5 M Mest'ia The higher value is depicted = 17000 ft MSL = Doli 0 p 3 2324B : Merkheuli 7789 Kv. Marghi Ienashi Chobani 17 u i 15938 r 2 o Ts'virmi Sokhumi 16627 a ¢ d 3986 6437 5741 N o Adu Adish t eda-Adishi Svipi ch Adishi 16594 ' K a hidrografia miwis safari dasaxleba saavtomobilo da sarkinigzo gzebi Parnauti i 0 ur l N Lek 10869 g a ' e ° En 43°30'E a FI 0 Z M 3 E C Ganakhleba ST ° HYDROGRAPHY LAND COVER d 9406 T'obari IA G T SETTLEMENT Roads Railways 4 3 GEORGIA 7746 2000FT B 4 Gulripshi Shaumianovk'a 4 Khaishi GND 9846 IL avtobani l 8799 Usgviri 9314 I mdinare tye gruntis gza B 4 S 14915 tba , kaSxali ganaSenianebuli teritoria a K I Autobahn Unpaved road N Vladimirovk'a U c ' a River Wood Built up area s 4 Lalkhorali l G Lake, dam i 0 Akidra e Iprari 8346 ti G 5 : ga 10778 t ° z d 13150 G GUSLI a i mTavari gza 2 2 l sarkinigzo xazi Dranda v Arasadzikhi Zhibiani arxi u Ch'lou k a 11677 F Waobi baRebi , plantaciebi qalaqi 4 a h 10328 IR D ! A Babushara M 5879 5 a A G Primary road Railway 2325D Canal 3 7° K 9219 9974 14150 Swamp Orchard, plantation City or town E Arak'ichi K'ut'oli T'q'varcheli Barjashi n i Akhaldaba i r 6181 L h !5 G o a : G 2 o s Mokvi s Tsana meorexarisxovani gza d u k : sarkinigzo xazi sadguriT myinvari r o 3 a 12648 sofeli m 3 E K d E o À 6 6 u Muts'di 9544 Secondary road Railway with station e G 11 6955 r Glacier a O Village 13 N Labra 13 Panaga 10751 C ' 4505 6834 10207 8 Bavari C 2324C A R 0 10400 T Ts R Kh T k Pokveshi h 5 10 e A e 10 l A ° Akhali K'indghi na ed n G R a i u R 2 h l s Tsagera g a E a W t R 45°30'E 4 M sk i I 44°0'E 44°30'E 45°0'E Jvari Tobavarch o I khili A a a Kheledi Mele n E E l i A E g 7110 i A Res. Lake S WGS-84 Projection: Transverse_Mercator z U d Chkhortoli 9846 S Gona i 7451 Lent'ekhi 9984 T Sasashi l a 653 T Chikhareshi N 9895 T i ' h m T 14318 u 6686 G k 0 Potskho-Ets'eri T B Bedia O i 9721 ash B 0 S 4 v De B ° I !5 : 5928 I 9908 7828 L Okumi L 17 I 17 Ghebi 2 Ochamchire Muzhava Jvari L I I 4 !5 S 10528 S S Chkvaleri I 9416 Ch'iora S 13445 SeniSvnebi S ¢ Khopuri I I Notes I 12037 A R 14636 i 7461 10584 U n Mukhuri Ch'ale a Okhurei l r : R À ia a 10410 a I k L G a S K'okhora s d u a K'ukheshi t saqarTvelos teritoriis gareT informaciaze pasuxismgebloba ar vrceldeba.
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