Georgia and Armenia Travel Reference Map - 1:430K-scale Topographic Maps Each Photograph is credited to

Each Photograph is credited to the donor

Diaz Spire

7 mm thick with a writable surface (wet-erase markers)

Centennial

which then continues from a point in Colombia south to Chile

Georgia and Armenia Travel Reference Map - 1:430K-scale Topographic Maps Each Photograph is credited toTwo of the most interesting countries to emerge from the collapse of the dreaded Soviet Union were Georgia and Armenia. Both are still fragile economies tied closely to modern day Russia, but are both very proud independent countries. Georgia occupies one side of the map sheet, with a detailed inset map of Tbilisi, the capital. The country shares a long border with Russia and borders on Turkey to the south. Batum (Batu) is the main port, with ferry