Passes
- Darial Pass
- Marukhis Ugheltekhili (43°23′N 41°22′E / 43.38°N 41.37°E / 43.38; 41.37 (Marukhis Ugheltekhili))
- Pereval Klukhorskiy (2786 m, 43°16′N 41°48′E / 43.26°N 41.80°E / 43.26; 41.80 (Pereval Klukhorskiy))
- Mamison Pass (2820 m,42°43′N 43°48′E / 42.72°N 43.80°E / 42.72; 43.80 (Mamison Pass))
- Jvris Ugheltekhili (2379 m,42°30′N 44°27′E / 42.50°N 44.45°E / 42.50; 44.45 (Jvris Ugheltekhili))
- Dübrar Pass (2209 m,40°58′N 48°38′E / 40.96°N 48.63°E / 40.96; 48.63 (Dübrar Pass))
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