User:Yerevantsi/Maps
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- Armenian people, language, history and politics
- A map showing the distribution of the Armenians in early 17th century
- The percentage of Armenians in the eastern parts of the Ottoman Empire in 1870s
- The distribution of Armenians in early 17th century within the current borders of Turkey
- Historical and modern distribution of Armenians
- The modern concept of the United Armenia according to the ARF
- Armenia, divided between the Russian and Ottoman empires
- The location of the 1904 Sasun uprising (in orange) and the Bitlis Vilayet (in yellow).
- Ethnic map of Nakhichevan in 1886-1890
- Armenians in Los Angeles County in 2000 by ZIP code
- Caucasus Front of the World War I in September 1917
- South Caucasus in October 1918
- The Republic of Mountainous Armenia, 1921
- Electoral districts of Armenia
- 2018 Armenian parliamentary election: Percentage of votes won by Pashinyan's My Step Alliance by electoral district
- other ethnographic, linguistic, religious and political maps
- Ethnic Russian population in the Russian Federation, %
- Percentage of followers of the Russian Orthodox Church
- Percetage of renamed place names in Turkey (1916-1980)
- Percentages of people who self-identified as Italian during the 2000 US Census in Staten Island, New York
- Tats in Azerbaijan in 1886-1890
- Arab Christians in Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Israel, Western Bank, Gaza strip and Egypt.
- Azerbaijanis in Georgia by districts, 2002
- Map of Greater Ukraine
- Ethnographic map of Azerbaijan, 2003
- The distribution of Lezgin people in Dagestan (Russia) and Azerbaijan in 2003
- Ethno-linguistic map of Ukraine
- The settlement area of the Meskhetian Turks in Georgian SSR in 1926