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TRANSCAUCASIA

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Originally appearing in Volume V27, Page 172 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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TRANSCAUCASIA  , a

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general name given to the governments _ and provinces of
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Russian
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Caucasia, excluding the
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steppe provinces of
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Kuban and
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Terek and the steppe
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government of
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Stavropol . It thus includes the governments of
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Baku,
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Elisavetpol,
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Erivan,
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Kutais and
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Tiflis; the provinces of Batuln,
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Daghestan and
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Kars; and the military districts of the
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Black
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Sea (Chernomorsk) and Zakataly . Its
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area is 95,402 sq. in., and the estimated
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population in 1906 was 6,114,600 .

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