Download Armenia Administrative Boundary Shapefile – Provinces, Districts and more



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Armenia GIS Data

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Download Shapefile Data of Armenia

Armenia, a landlocked country in the Armenian Highlands of West Asia, shares borders with Turkey, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Iran, and the Azerbaijani exclave of Nakhchivan. Due to its connections with Europe, Armenia is considered part of the Caucasus region. Yerevan, the capital and largest city, serves as the country’s financial center. Administratively, Armenia is divided into 11 regions known as Marzes, which include Yerevan. Municipalities within each Marz oversee the governance of cities, towns, and villages. At a smaller scale, communities called Hamaynkner have their own local governments led by mayors or village heads. This well-structured administrative system ensures effective governance and service delivery throughout the nation.

Armenia National Boundary
Armenia National Boundary

Download Armenia National Boundary Shapefile

Once you have successfully logged in with your verified email ID, select Armenia as your desired country. Proceed by choosing the specific layer and format for the GIS data you require. Before initiating the download Armenia administrative boundaries GIS data, you have the option to review the data table for additional details. Finally, click on the download button to start downloading the data and seize the opportunity to enhance your mapping endeavors.

Download Armenia Provinces Shapefile Data

In Armenia, there are eleven administrative divisions, consisting of ten provinces referred to as “marzer” or “marz” in Armenian. The provinces have the crucial responsibility of local governance and are under the leadership of a chief executive known as the “marzpet.” The government of Armenia appoints the marzpets to their respective provinces. It’s important to note that Yerevan, the capital, has a distinct status and operates with its own separate administrative structure. Unlike the other provinces, it is not affiliated with any specific province and maintains its own governance system.

Armenia Provinces Boundaries
Armenia Provinces Boundaries

Download Armenia Province Boundary Shapefile

This shapefile covers following Provinces of armenia listed below:

  1. Aragatsotn
  2. Ararat
  3. Armavir
  4. Gegharkunik
  5. Kotayk
  6. Lori
  7. Shirak
  8. Syunik
  9. Tavush
  10. Vayots Dzor
  11. Yerevan (capital city, also considered a province)

Download Armenia Municipality, Towns and villages Shapefile Data

Municipalities, towns, and villages form an integral part of the administrative structure in Armenia, playing crucial roles in local governance and community development. Municipalities are responsible for the governance and management of specific areas, such as cities or towns.

Towns, as urban areas with larger populations and more developed infrastructure, have their own local governments. Villages, on the other hand, represent rural settlements with smaller populations and less developed infrastructure.

Armenia Municipality, Towns, Villages Boundaries
Armenia Municipality, Towns, Villages Boundaries

Download Armenia Municipality Towns And Villages Boundary Shapefile

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