Introduction

Georgia is the westernmost country of the South Caucasus, situated on the eastern coast of the Black Sea. The Greater Caucasus, the main ridge of the Caucasus Mountains, forms the northern border of the country and the Lesser Caucasus Mountains occupy the southern part of the country. These two mountain systems are connected by the Liakhvi mountain range that bisects the country from northeast to southwest. To the west of this divider is the Kolhhida lowland area up to the coast of the Black Sea. To the east of the Liakhvi range is the Kartalinia Plain, a high plateau that extends along the Kura river to the border with Azerbaijan.

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