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The technologies comprise the following services Updated on February 11, 2019 2G technology comprises the following services: voice, data (GPRS, EDGE), ensuring speed of up to 474 Kbps 3G technology comprises the following services: voice, data (R99, HSPA), ensuring speed of up to 42.2 Mbps 4G technology comprises the following services: voice (CSFB), data, ensuring speed of up to 150 Mbps for download and up to 50 Mbps of upload CSFB service gives an opportunity to the subscribers to accept phone calls in 4G network. The voice call is performed by transferring from 4G technology to 3G; upon the session completion 3G is switched back to 4G. The usage speeds of the mentioned technologies depend on the coverage, the load of the base station as well as on the quality and class of the device in use by the subscriber. Technology definition explanation: Yes – possible to use the service in the mentioned area No - not possible to use the service in the mentioned area Technology # Region Populated area name Populated area 2G 3G 4G type 1 Aragatsotn Ashtarak town Yes Yes Yes Mughni village Yes Yes No Aparan town Yes Yes Yes Talin town Yes Yes Yes Agarak village Yes Yes No Agarakavan village Yes Yes No Alagyaz village Yes Yes No Akunq village Yes Yes No Aghdzq village Yes Yes No Sadunts village Yes Yes No Antarut village Yes Yes No Ashnak village Yes Yes No Avan village Yes Yes No Khnusik village No No No Metsadzor village Yes No No Avshen village Yes Yes No Aragats village Yes Yes No Aragatsavan village Yes Yes No Aragatsotn village Yes Yes No Arai village Yes Yes No Tatul village Yes Yes No Artashatavan village Yes Yes No Lusaghbyur village Yes Yes No Nigatun village Yes Yes No Arteni village Yes Yes No Aruch village Yes Yes No Apnagyugh village Yes Yes No Bazmaghbyur village Yes Yes No Otevan village Yes Yes No Arevut village Yes Yes No Berqarat village Yes Yes No Byurakan village Yes Yes No Garnahovit village Yes Yes No Geghadir village Yes Yes No Geghadzor village Yes Yes No Gegharot village Yes Yes No Getap village Yes Yes No Kanch village Yes No No Dashtadem village Yes Yes No Davtashen village Yes Yes No Charchakis village Yes Yes No Dian village Yes Yes No Dprevank village Yes Yes No Yeghipatrush village Yes Yes No Yeghnik village Yes Yes No Yernjatap village Yes Yes No Zarinja village Yes Yes No Zovasar village Yes Yes No Ttujur village Yes Yes No Tlik village Yes Yes No Irind village Yes Yes No Lernapar village Yes Yes No Lernarot village Yes Yes No Lusagyugh village Yes Yes No Lusakn village Yes Yes No Tsaghkahovit village Yes Yes No Tsaghkashen village Yes Yes No Tsaghkasar village Yes No No Tsilqar village Yes Yes No Katnaghbyur village Yes Yes No Karbi village Yes Yes No Karmrashen village Yes Yes No Kaqavadzor village Yes Yes No Kosh village Yes Yes No Hako village Yes No No Hartavan village Yes Yes No Hatsashen village Yes Yes No Hnaberd village Yes Yes No Dzoraglukh village Yes Yes No Ddmasar village Yes Yes No Ghazaravan village Yes Yes No Mastara village Yes Yes No Dzoragyugh village Yes Yes No Meliqgyugh village Yes Yes No Miraq village Yes No No Kayq village Yes Yes No Nerqin Bazmaberd village Yes Yes No Nerqin Sasnashen village Yes Yes No Nigavan village Yes Yes No Nor Amanos village Yes Yes No Shoghakn village Yes Yes No Norashen village Yes Yes No Nor Artik village Yes Yes No Nor Edesia village Yes Yes No Shamiram village Yes Yes No Shenavan village Yes Yes No Shenkani village Yes Yes No Shgharshik village Yes Yes No Vosketas village Yes Yes No Voskehat village Yes Yes No Voskevaz village Yes Yes No Chqnagh village Yes Yes No Partizak village Yes Yes No Jamshlu village Yes Yes No Jrambar village Yes Yes No Rya taza village Yes Yes No Saghmosavan village Yes Yes No Kaniashir village Yes Yes No Sasunik village Yes Yes No Karin village Yes Yes No Saralanj village Yes Yes No Sipan village Yes Yes No Sorik village Yes No No Suser village Yes Yes No Vardablur village Yes Yes No Vardenis village Yes Yes No Vardenut village Yes Yes No Verin Bazmaberd village Yes Yes No Verin Sasnashen village Yes No No Verin Sasunik village Yes Yes No Tegher village Yes Yes No Tsamakasar village Yes Yes No Ushi village Yes Yes No Udjan village Yes Yes No Parpi village Yes Yes No Quchak village Yes Yes No Ohanavan village Yes Yes No Oshakan village Yes Yes No Orgov village Yes Yes No Mijnatun village Yes Yes No 2 Ararat Artashat town Yes Yes Yes Ararat town Yes Yes Yes Masis town Yes Yes Yes Vedi town Yes Yes Yes Abovyan village Yes Yes No Azatashen village Yes Yes No Azatavan village Yes Yes No Aygavan village Yes Yes No Aygezard village Yes Yes No Aygepat village Yes Yes No Aygestan village Yes Yes No Ayntap village Yes Yes Yes Avshar village Yes Yes No Aralez village Yes Yes No Ararat village Yes Yes No Araqsavan village Yes Yes No Arbat village Yes Yes No Argavand village Yes Yes No Armash village Yes Yes No Arevabuyr village Yes Yes No Arevshat village Yes Yes No Baghramyan village Yes Yes No Bardzrashen village Yes Yes No Kaqavaberd village Yes No No Berdik village Yes Yes No Berqanush village Yes Yes No Byuravan village Yes Yes No Burastan village Yes Yes No Geghanist village Yes Yes No Getazat village Yes Yes No Getapnya village Yes Yes No Goravan village Yes Yes No Dalar village Yes Yes Yes Dashtavan village Yes Yes No Dashtaqar village Yes Yes No Darakert village Yes Yes No Darbnik village Yes Yes No Deghdzut village Yes Yes No Dimitrov village Yes Yes No Ditak village Yes Yes No Dvin village Yes Yes No Yeghegnavan village Yes Yes No Yeraskh village Yes Yes No Zangakatun village Yes Yes No Zorak village Yes Yes No Lanjazat village Yes Yes No Lanjanist village Yes Yes No Lanjar village Yes Yes No Lusashogh village Yes Yes No Lusarat village Yes Yes No Khachpar village Yes Yes No Kanachut village Yes Yes No Hayanist village Yes Yes No Hnaberd village Yes Yes No Hovtashat village Yes Yes No Hovtashen village Yes Yes No Ghukasavan village Yes Yes No Masis village Yes Yes Yes Marmarashen village Yes Yes No Mkhchyan village Yes Yes No Mrganush village Yes Yes No Mrgavan village Yes Yes No Mrgavet village Yes Yes No Narek village Yes Yes No Nizami village Yes Yes No Nshavan village Yes Yes No Noyakert village Yes Yes No Norabats village Yes Yes No Noramarg village Yes Yes No Norashen village Yes Yes No Nor Kharberd village Yes Yes No Nor Kyanq village Yes Yes No Nor Kyurin village Yes Yes No Nor Ughi village Yes Yes No Shahumyan village Yes Yes No Shaghap village Yes Yes No Vosketap village Yes Yes No Vostan village Yes Yes Yes Paruyr Sevak village Yes Yes No Tigranashen village Yes Yes No Jrahovit village Yes Yes No Jrashen village Yes Yes No Ranchpar village Yes Yes No Sayat-Nova village Yes Yes No Sis village Yes Yes No Sisavan village Yes Yes No Sipanik village Yes Yes No Surenavan village Yes Yes No Vanashen village Yes Yes No Vardashat village Yes Yes No Vardashen village Yes Yes No Ginevet village Yes Yes No Verin Artashat village Yes Yes No Verin Dvin village Yes Yes No Taperakan village Yes Yes No Urtsalanj village Yes Yes No Urtsadzor village Yes Yes No Poqr Vedi village Yes Yes No Qaghtsrashen village Yes Yes No 3 Armavir Armavir town Yes Yes Yes Vagharshapat town Yes Yes Yes Metsamor town Yes Yes No Aknalich village Yes Yes No Aknashen village Yes Yes No Aghavnatun village Yes Yes No Amasia village Yes Yes No Amberd village Yes Yes No Aygek village Yes Yes No Aygeshat village Yes Yes No Aygeshat village Yes Yes No Apaga village Yes Yes No Aratashen village Yes Yes No Aragats village Yes Yes No Arazap village Yes Yes No Araqs village Yes Yes No Araqs village Yes Yes No Argavand village Yes Yes No Argina village Yes Yes No Armavir village Yes Yes No Arshaluys village Yes Yes No Artamet village Yes Yes No Artimet village Yes Yes No Artashar village Yes Yes No Arevadasht village Yes Yes No Arevashat village Yes Yes No Arevik village Yes Yes No Bagaran village Yes Yes No Baghramyan village Yes Yes No Baghramyan village Yes Yes No Bambakashat village Yes Yes No Berqashat village Yes Yes No Gai village Yes Yes No Getashen village Yes Yes No Griboedov village Yes Yes No Dalarik village Yes Yes No Dasht village Yes Yes No Doghs village Yes Yes No Yeghegnut village Yes Yes No Yeraskhahun village Yes Yes No Yervandashat village Yes Yes No Zartonq village Yes Yes No Mayisyan village Yes Yes No Lenughi village Yes Yes No Lernagog village Yes Yes No Lernamerdz village Yes Yes No Lukashin village Yes Yes No Lusagyugh village Yes Yes No Khanjyan village Yes Yes No Khoronq village Yes Yes No Tsaghkalanj village Yes Yes No Tsaghkunq village Yes Yes No Tsiatsan village Yes Yes No Koghbavan village No No No Haytagh village Yes Yes No Haykashen village Yes Yes No Haykavan village Yes Yes No Hatsik village Yes Yes No Sardarapat village Yes Yes No Hovtamej village Yes Yes No Hushakert village Yes Yes No Aygevan village Yes Yes No Margara village Yes Yes No Metsamor village Yes Yes No Merdzavan village Yes Yes No Myasnikyan village Yes Yes No Mrgashat village Yes Yes No Mrgastan village Yes Yes No Musaler village Yes Yes No Nalbandyan village Yes Yes No Nor Armavir village Yes Yes No Nor Artagers village Yes Yes No Nor Kesaria village Yes Yes No Norakert village Yes Yes No Norapat village Yes Yes No Noravan village Yes Yes No Shahumyan village Yes Yes No Shahumyan poultrybreeding village Yes Yes No factory Shenavan village Yes Yes No Shenik village Yes Yes No Voskehat village Yes Yes No Ptghunq village Yes Yes No Janfida village Yes Yes No Jrashen village Yes Yes No Jrarat village Yes Yes No Jrarbi village Yes Yes No Geghakert village
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