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List of the Municipalities Where Elections Will Be Conducted in the Republic of Azerbaijan List of the municipalities where elections will be conducted in the Republic of Azerbaijan Sharur - Sederek constituency # 1 Sharur district 1 Akhamed Municipality 2 Gorchulu Municipality 3 Kurkend Municipality 4 Kurchulu Municipality 5 Yengija Municipality 6 Alishar Municipality 7 Khalaj Municipality 8 Dudenga Municipality 9 Zeyva Municipality 10 Jalilkend Municipality 11 Mahmudkend Municipality 12 Oglangala Municipality 13 Demirchi Municipality 14 Kerimbeyli Municipality 15 Makhta Municipality 16 Shehriyar Municipality 17 Muganli Municipality Sederek district 18 Garagac Municipality 19 Heydarabad Municipality 20 Sederek Municipality Sharur constituency # 2 1 Sharur Municipality 2 Gumushlu Municipality 3 Havush Municipality 4 New Havush Municipality 5 Hamzali Municipality 6 Memmedsabir Municipality 7 Mugancik Mehrab Municipality 8 SarKhanli Municipality 9 YuKhari Yayji Municipality 10 Arabyengija Municipality 11 Tumasli Municipality 12 Ashagi Dasharkh Municipality 13 Arbatan Municipality 14 Dervishler Municipality 15 Chamanli Municipality 16 Garahasanli Municipality 17 Ashagi Aralig Municipality 18 Tenenem Municipality 19 Akhura Municipality 20 Garkhun Municipality 21 Ashagi Yaychi Municipality 22 Ibadulla Municipality 23 Gislagabbas Municipality 24 Siyagut Municipality 25 Kosachan Municipality 26 YuKhari Dasharkh Municipality 27 Derekend Municipality 28 Pusyan Municipality 29 Khanliglar Municipality 30 Elekli Municipality 31 Vermeziyar Municipality 32 Cherchibogan Municipality 33 Yukhari Aralik Municipality 34 ChomaKhtur Municipality 35 Danyeri Municipality 36 Diza Municipality Babek-Kangarli-Nakhchivan constituency # 3 Babek district 1 Babek Municipality 2 Memmedrza Diza Municipality 3 Yukhari Buzkov Municipality 4 Garmachatag Municipality 5 Shəkərabad Municipality 6 Mazra Municipality 7 Yukharı Uzunoba Municipality 8 Ashagı Buzgov Municipality 9 Shikhmahmud Municipality 10 Didivar Municipality 11 Nazarabad Municipality 12 Karimbayli Municipality 13 Kultepe Municipality 14 Payiz Municipality Kangarli district 15 New Karki Municipality 16 Khok Municipality 17 Karabakhlar Municipality 18 Yurdchu Municipality 19 Givrag Municipality 20 Gabıllıi Municipality 21 Shahtakhti Municipality 22 Chalkhangala Municipality 23 Khinjab Municipality 24 Boyukduz Municipality Nakhchivan district 25 Karachug Municipality 26 Karakhanbeyli Municipality 27 Tumbul Municipality Nakhchivan city constituency # 4 1 Nakhchivan Municipality 2 Aliabad Municipality Shahbuz-Babek constituency # 5 Shahbuz district 1 Daylakli Municipality 2 Turkesh Municipality 3 Gomur Municipality 4 Aghbulag Municipality 5 Shada Municipality 6 Salasuz Municipality 7 Ayrınc Municipality 8 Mahmudoba Municipality 9 Badamli settlement Municipality 10 Nursu Municipality 11 Guney Gislag Municipality 12 Gizil Gislag Municipality 13 Yukhari Gislag Municipality 14 Asagi Gislag Municipality 15 Shahbuz Municipality 16 Shahbuzkend Municipality 17 Kolanı Municipality 18 Badamli Municipality 19 Kulus Municipality 20 Kechili Municipality 21 Bichanak Municipality 22 Kuku Municipality Babek district 23 Nakhishnergiz Municipality 24 Sirab Municipality 25 Vaykhir Municipality 26 Gahab Municipality 27 Cehri Municipality Julfa - Babek constituency # 6 Julfa district 1 Julfa Municipality 2 Gulustan Municipality 3 Teyvaz Municipality 4 Lakatagh Municipality 5 Alinja Municipality 6 Gazangi Municipality 7 MilaKh Municipality 8 Arafsa Municipality 9 Arazin Municipality 10 Abrahunus Municipality 11 Kırna Municipality 12 Bananiyar Municipality 13 Saltag Municipality 14 Khanegah Municipality 15 Goydere Municipality Babek district 16 Nahajir Municipality 17 Goynuk Municipality 18 Aras Municipality 19 Hajıvar Municipality 20 Cheshmebasar Municipality 21 Yarimcha Municipality 22 Zeynddin Municipality 23 Guznut Municipality 24 Nehrem Municipality Ordubad - Julfa constituency # 7 Ordubad district 1 Ordubad Municipality 2 Shehriyar Municipality 3 Velever Municipality 4 Keleki Municipality 5 Aza Municipality 6 Goshadize Municipality 7 Paragachay Municipality 8 Gilanchay Municipality 9 Paraga Municipality 10 Bist Municipality 11 Nesirvaz Municipality 12 Khurs Municipality 13 YuKhari Andemic Municipality 14 Ashagi Andemic Municipality 15 Ashagi Eylis Municipality 16 KHanaga Municipality 17 Unus Municipality 18 Duylun Municipality 19 Channab Municipality 20 Genze Municipality 21 Nusnus Municipality 22 YuKhari Eylis Municipality 23 Deste Municipality 24 Venend Municipality 25 Dirnis Municipality 26 Ustupu Municipality 27 Azadkend Municipality 28 Sabirkend Municipality 29 Bilev Municipality 30 Tivi Municipality Julfa district 31 Shurud Municipality 32 Dize Municipality 33 Jamaldin Municipality 34 Yayci Municipality Binagadi first constituency # 8 1 BinaGadi Municipality (some part) Binagadi second constituency # 9 1 M.9.
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