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Numerous cities, towns, villages and streets around the world are named after Armenia. Some of them are listed below.
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Numerous cities, towns, villages and streets around the world are named after Armenia. Some of them are listed below.
| Name | Location | Ref |
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| Armenia Drive |  Bedford, Nova Scotia, Canada | |
| Armenia Street |  Beirut, Lebanon | |
| Armenische Straße |  Berlin, Germany | |
| ulice Arménská |  Bratislava, Slovakia | |
| ulice Arménská |  Brno, Czech Republic | |
| Strada Armenească |  Bucharest, Romania | |
| Örmény utca |  Budapest, Hungary | |
| Plaza Inmigrantes de Armenia |  Buenos Aires, Argentina | |
| Calle Armenia | Buenos Aires, Argentina | |
| Rue d'Armenie |  Casablanca, Morocco | |
| Armenia Square |  Geneva, Switzerland | |
| Armenian Street |  Chennai, India | |
| Virmens'ka St. |  Chernivtsi, Ukraine | |
| Strada Armenească |  Chișinău, Moldova | |
| Rue d'Armenie |  Clamart, France | |
| Virmens'ka Ln | Dnipro, Ukraine | |
| Esplanade d'Arménie | Paris, France | [26] |
| Rue Armenia | Dollard-des-Ormeaux, Quebec, Canada | |
| Calle Armenia |  El Ejido, Spain | |
| Armyanskaya Ulytsa |  Feodosia, Crimea | |
| Avenue d'Arménie | Gardanne, France | |
| Zaułek Ormiański |  Gdańsk, Poland | |
| Armenian Street |  George Town, Penang, Malaysia | |
| Strada Armenească | Gherla, Romania | |
| Rue d'Arménie | Grenoble, France | |
| Armyanskaya Ulitsa |  Grozny, Russia | |
| Str. Armenească | Ineu, Romania | |
| Virmens'ka St | Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine | |
| Armenian Market Square | Kamianets-Podilskyi, Ukraine | |
| Virmens'kyi Ln | Kharkiv, Ukraine | |
| Armyanskaya Ulitsa | Kizlyar, Russia | |
| Virmenska vulytsya (Вірменська вулиця) | Kyiv, Ukraine | |
| ulice Arménská | Kladno, Czech Republic | |
| Armenian Street | Kolkata, India | |
| Armenias Street |  Larnaca, Cyprus | |
| Armenias Street | Limassol, Cyprus | |
| Armenias Street | Livadhia, Cyprus | |
| Str. Armenească | Lunca , Romania | |
| Vulytsya Virmenska (Вулиця Вірменська) | Lviv, Ukraine | |
| Rue d'Arménie | Lyon, France | |
| Calle de León V de Armenia | Madrid, Spain | |
| Str. Armenească | Mioveni, Romania | |
| Str. Armeneasca | Mogoșoaia, Romania | |
| Virmens'ka St | Molodizhne, Ukraine | |
| Plaza Armenia |  Montevideo, Uruguay | |
| Armyanskiy pereulok (Армянский переулок) | Moscow, Russia | |
| Armyanskaya Ulitsa | Mozdok, Russia | |
| Via San Gregorio Armeno |  Naples, Italy | |
| Rue d'Arménie | Nice, France | |
| Armenias Street | Nicosia, Cyprus | |
| Virmens'kyi Ln | Odessa, Ukraine | |
| Rua Armênia |  Porto, Portugal | |
| ulice Arménská | Prague, Czech Republic | |
| Plaza Armenia |  Puerto Williams, Chile | |
| Armenia Way |  Queens, New York, United States | |
| Rua Armênia |  Ribeirão das Neves, Brazil | |
| Rua Armênia | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | |
| Piazza Armenia | Rome, Italy | |
| Armayanskaya ulitsa (Армянская улица) | Rostov-on-Don, Russia | |
| Rua Armênia | São Paulo, Brazil | |
| Rua Armênia | São Paulo, Brazil | |
| Rua Armênia | São Paulo, Brazil | |
| Calle Armenia | Sevilla, Spain | |
| Armenian Road | Sherman, New York, United States | |
| Armenian Street |  Singapore | |
| Strada Armenească | Suceava, Romania | |
| ulice Arménská | Svitavy, Czech Republic | |
| North Armenia Avenue | Tampa, Florida, United States | |
| Virmens'ka St | Valence, France | |
| Rue d'Arménie | Valence, France | |
| Sotoportego dei Armeni | Venice, Italy | |
| Armenierplatz [75] |  Vienna, Austria | |
| Armenias Street |  Vironas, Greece | |
| Armayanskaya ulitsa (Армянская улица) | Vladikavkaz, Russia | |
| Armyanskaya Ulitsa | Volvograd, Russia | |
| Ormiańska street | Zamość, Poland | |
Armênia, a São Paulo Metro station Armenian Heritage Park, Boston, Massachusetts Parc de l'Arménie, Montpellier [80] Parc de l'Arménie, Montreal [81] Jardin d'Erevan, Paris [32] Plaza Armenia, Piriápolis, Uruguay [82] Ormeniș, tributary of the Mureș in Transylvania, Romania Ormeniș, tributary of the Olt, Romania
Armeensebrug (Armenian Bridge), Amsterdam, Netherlands [83] Arméniers arm (Armenian Bridge), Sorgues, France [84] 
Armenia Dam, in the Leeu River, near Hobhouse, Free State, South Africa [85] 
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