Great Liakhvi

The Great Liakhvi is a river in central , which rises on the southern slopes of the , in the disputed Georgian territory of , primarily in the Tskhinvali Raion, and flows into the .
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  • Stream
  • Description: river in Georgia
  • Also known as
    “Bol’shaya Liakhvi”
    “Bol’shaya Lyakhva”
    “Bol’shiye Liakhvi”
    “Didi Liakhvi”
    “Great Liakhvi River”
    “Grosser Liachwi”
    “Styr Lewaxi”

Places of Interest Nearby

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Places in the Area

Nearby places include Gori and Didi Gorijvari.
is a city in eastern , which serves as the regional capital of .
is a neighborhood.
5 km south of Great Liakhvi
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Latitude
41.97306° or 41° 58′ 23″ north
Longitude
44.10806° or 44° 6′ 29″ east
Open location code
8HH6X4F5+66
Geo­Names ID
Wiki­data ID

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In Other Languages

From Armenian to Welsh—“Great Liakhvi” goes by many names.
Մեծ ԼիախվիArmenian
Ríu Didi LiakhviAsturian
Böyük Liaxvi çayıAzerbaijani
Вялікая ЛіахвіBelarusian
Дыдзі ЛіахвіBelarusian
Gran LiakhviCatalan
Didi LiakhviCebuano
大利亞赫維河Chinese
Мăн ЛиахвиChuvash
Velká LiachviCzech
Didi LiachviDutch
Grote LiachviDutch
LiachviDutch
Río Gran LiakhviGalician
დიდი ლიახვიGeorgian
ლიახვიGeorgian
ליאחוויHebrew
대리아흐비강Korean
Didžioji LiachvėLithuanian
LiachvėLithuanian
ഗ്രേറ്റർ ലിയഖ്‌വി നദിMalayalam
ლიახვიMingrelian
Didi LiakhviNorwegian Bokmål
Store LiakhviNorwegian Bokmål
ЛеуахиOssetian
Стыр ЛеуахиOssetian
لیاخوی بزرگPersian
LiachwiPolish
Wielka LiachwiPolish
Большая ЛиахвиRussian
Did LiachviSwedish
Stora LiachviSwedish
Зур ЛиахвиTatar
Büyük LiakhviTurkish
Büyük Liakhvi NehriTurkish
Діді-ЛіахвіUkrainian
Buyuk LiaxviUzbek
Fiume Gran LiakhviVenetian
Afon Greater LiakhviWelsh

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