Explore Aygehovit in Armenia
Aygehovit in Tavushi Marz with its 2,888 habitants is located in Armenia - roughly 67 mi (or 108 km) North-East of Yerevan, the seat of the Armenian government.
Local time in Aygehovit is 02:22 AM (Wednesday). The local timezone is "Asia / Yerevan" with an UTC/GMT offset of 4 hours.
Qazax, Qıraq Kǝsǝmǝn, Yerevan, Vanadzor, Ijevan, Hrazdan, Dilijan, Berd and Aparan are destinations relativly nearby and could be interesting to discover when around.
According to our records, there are 2 airports in the nearby. The closest airport is Novo Alexeyevka Airport with a distance of 51.7 mi (or 83.3 km) south of the centre of Aygehovit. Have a look at our dedicated picture album to get an idea of what this places is like. Need a few ideas for finding things to see and want to get to know more about this place? Check the related Aygehovit attractions page. The same applies for local and videos.
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Sightseeing & Attractions
Gavar: "Gavar" (Armenian: Գավառ), also known as "Kyavar" or "Nor Bayezid" is a city and provincial capital of the Armenian province of Gegharkunik. Gavar is a lovely city near Lake Sevan in the Armenian highlands. The city is home to about 25,000 people but much of the Soviet era infrastructure has failed and the industrial capacity has floundered ...
Armenia: "Armenia" ( ), officially in English the "Republic of Armenia", is a landlocked mountainous country in Eurasia between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea in the Southern Caucasus. It borders Turkey to the west, Georgia to the north, Azerbaijan to the east, and Iran and the Nakhchivan exclave of Azerbaijan to the south ...
Lake Sevan: "Lake Sevan" ()is the largest lake in Armenia and one of the largest high-altitude lakes in the world. Former names of the lake include "Gegharkunik" (), "Gegham Sea" (), and "Gokcha".René Grousset. "The Empire of the Steppes: A History of Central Asia", Rutgers University Press, 1970, p. 348, ISBN 0813513049Jacques Kayaloff. "The Battle of Sardarabad", Mouton, 1973, p ...
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Aygehovit is known by different spellings and names throughout the world. These are the ones we know of.
Aygeovit, Onut, Uzuntala, Айгеовит
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