Villages
The district Posof has 49 villages, this list includes the new and old names (new names are being used for several years now):
Akballı (Obol) - Alabalık (Sayho) - Alköyü (Al) - Arılı (Zedezünde) - Armutveren (Papola) - Asmakonak (Sanhuliye) - Aşıküzeyir (Hevat) - Aşıkzülali (Suskap) - Balgöze (Çıldıret) - Baykent (Vahla) - Binbasi Eminbey (Cilvana) - Çakırkoç (Mere) - Çambeli (Sagre) - Çamyazı (Ohtel) - Çayırçimen (Lamiyan) - Demirdöven (Varzna) - Derindere (Derindere) - Doğrular (Aşağı Cacun) - Erim (Erim) - Gönülaçan (Şuvaskal) - Gümüşkavak (Zendar) - Günbatan (Banarhev) - Günlüce (Caborya) - Gürarmut (Kolishal) - İncedere (Cuvantel) - Kaleönü (Agara) - Kalkankaya (Pedoban) - Kayınlı (Şurğavul) - Kırköyü (Kırdamala) - Kolköyü (Kol) - Kopuzlu (Çorçovan) - Kumlukoz (Gume) - Kurşunçavuş (Sece) - Özbaşı (Gıniye) - Sarıçiçek (Hertus) - Sarıdarı (Tepesünde) - Savaşır (Cancak) - Söğütlükaya (Hunemis) - Süngülü (Arile) - Sütoluk (Satkabel) - Taşkıran (Görgüsüben)- Türkgözü (Badele) - Uğurca(Yukarı Cacun) - Uluçam (Varhana) - Yaylaaltı (Satlel) - Yeniköy (Yeniköy) - Yolağzı (Sinsetip) - Yurtbaşı (Sakabol) - Yurtbekler (Caksuyu)
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