Nor-Aparan

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Coordinates: 40°07′57″N44°29′00″E / 40.13250°N 44.48333°E / 40.13250; 44.48333

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Nor-Aparan
Coordinates: 40°07′57″N44°29′00″E / 40.13250°N 44.48333°E / 40.13250; 44.48333
Country Armenia
Marz (Province) Yerevan
Time zone UTC+4 ( )
  Summer (DST) UTC+5 ( )

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