Georgia
Mt. Shkhara
Some famous places in Georgia are Caucasus
mountains, Mount Shkhara, old town Tbilisi, Monastery of the Cross.
Some countries and oceans bordering Georgia are Russia, Turkey, Armenia, Azerbaijan, the Black sea in the Middle East.
Some countries and oceans bordering Georgia are Russia, Turkey, Armenia, Azerbaijan, the Black sea in the Middle East.
Oak, beech , alder, fir trees, goats, boar, brown bear, lynx, wolves, foxes, and Caucasian antelopes are all native to Georgia .
Oak, beech , alder, fir trees, goats, boar, brown bear, lynx, wolves, foxes, and Caucasian antelopes are all native to Georgia .
Some typical foods you might see in Georgia are bajhe, beets with walnuts, Chakhokhbili, spicy food with turkey, Greek Arabic and Indian influence.
Humans have lived in Georgia since prehistoric times they have been ruled over by Rome, the Byzantine empire, the Persians, Arabs, Mongols the and the Turks.
The major cities in Georgia are Tbilisi, Rustawi, Kutain and Batumi
Georgia became independent in 1918
There are 4,997,000 people in Georgia. The population rank is 132 in the world. The growth rate is -0.33 .
There are 4,997,000 people in Georgia. The population rank is 132 in the world. The growth rate is -0.33 .
Most people live in Urban areas; more than half the population lives in Tbilisi.
The currency in Georgia is the Georgian Lari. 71% of Georgia speaks Georgian, 9% Russian, 7% Armenian, 6% Azeri and 7% other.
The currency in Georgia is the Georgian Lari. 71% of Georgia speaks Georgian, 9% Russian, 7% Armenian, 6% Azeri and 7% other.
Major religion: Orthodox Christianity
Famous Georgian people are Ekaterine Dadiani, Queen Zenobia and Simon the great.
Famous Georgian people are Ekaterine Dadiani, Queen Zenobia and Simon the great.
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