Hrazdan (river) (English Wikipedia)

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Hewsen, R. H. (15 December 1987). "Ayrarat". Encyclopædia Iranica. ...the upper course of the Hrazdan river (Turkish Zanga) which flows from Lake Sevan to the Araxes.

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