Kartsakhi Lake
Kartsakhi Lake (Georgian: კარწახის ტბა [karts'akhis tba] also Lake Khozapini Georgian: ხოზაფინის ტბა [khozap'inis tba]) is a lake of Samtskhe-Javakheti, southern Georgia, lying on the Turkish border. It is the second largest lake in the country, covering an area of 26.3 or 26.6 square kilometres at an altitude of 1799 m.[1][2] An important bird habitat, it holds one of the largest populations of Eurasian eagle-owl in the country, with the Dalmatian pelican and great white pelican. [3] The village of Kartsakhi lies near its northeastern bank.
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| Eastern Georgia | Main Lakes | |
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- Grdzeli
- Nakhevartba
- Qochebi
- Bateti
- Archvebi
- Bughdasheni
- Vachiani
- Zreski
- Tsunda
- Kakhisi
- Lamazi
- Levani's
- Mrude
- Great Jaji
- Lesser Jaji
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| Western Georgia | Main Lakes | |
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- Devi
- Imnati
- Chalaubani
- Japana
- Papantskvili
- Tobavarchkhili
- Smaller Ritsa
- Amtkeli
- Anishkhtsara
- Bebesiri
- Gagida
- Gorafi
- Inkiti
- Derikvaraadzishi
- Mzi
- Oqrotskali
- Tsisferi
- Nuri
- Mtsvane
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