Lazeti (Chaneti) on the territory of Georgia
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Lazistan (Laz: Lazona, Romanized: Lazona; Georgian: Lazeti, or Çaneti Ç'aneti; Ottoman Turkish: лазстан, Romanized: Lazistān) is a historical and cultural region in the Caucasus and Anatolia, the term was mainly used during the Ottoman rule. The region is traditionally inhabited by Lazes, and a large part of Lazeti is in Turkey, a small part is in Georgia, with three settlements on the coast of the Black Sea, the villages of Sarfi, Kvariati and Gonio.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 41°32'49"N 41°37'51"E
- Stur Digora 215 km
- Dwaleti 219 km
- Urstwalta (Maghran-Dwaleti) 228 km
- Donifars 236 km
- Wallagkom 237 km
- Tapan Digora 240 km
- Great Mizur 248 km
- Gnilovskaya 651 km
- Rutchenkovo 783 km
- Trudivski 784 km
- Cemetery 1.5 km
- School 2.5 km
- Cemetery 3.1 km
- ridge 4.8 km
- Avgia 5.3 km
- Khelvachauri 5.3 km
- Khelvachauri District 10 km
- Kemalpaşa District 11 km
- Borçka District 23 km
- Artvin Province 59 km