Tsamadi
Tsamadi (Georgian: წამადი, Ossetian: Цъамад) is a settlement in the Java district of South Ossetia,[1] a region of Georgia whose sovereignty is disputed.
See also
- Dzau district
References
- ^ Президиум Верховного Совета Грузинской Советской Социалистической Республики (1988). Грузинская ССР. Административно-территориальное деление на 1 января 1987 г. Тбилиси: Сабчота Сакартвело. p. 272.
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Administrative divisions of South Ossetia
- Administrative center(s): Akhalgori
- Java
- Kornisi
- Tskhinvali
- Leningor
- Dzau
- Tskhinvali
- Znaur
- Tskhinvali1
- Kvaisi (Kvaisa)
- Avnevi
- Badzhigata
- Bagata
- Bagiata
- Britat
- Buzala
- Chagata
- Cheliata
- Chitata
- Chrdilo-Chiprani
- Duadonastau
- Dzari
- Edisa
- Galuanta
- Grubela
- Gudzhabauri
- Kabuzta
- Kekhvi
- Kemulta
- Keshelta
- Khetagurovo
- Khikhata
- Khodi
- Khodzi
- Kola
- Kotanto
- Kroza
- Kurta
- Kusireti
- Kvasatali
- Kvemo-Achabeti
- Kvemo-Bakarta
- Kvemo Ermani
- Kvemo-Koshka
- Kvemo-Machkhara
- Kvemo-Monasteri
- Litsi
- Muldarta
- Nazigina
- Raro
- Rokata
- Samkhret-Chiprani
- Saritata
- Sheubani
- Shibonta
- Shua-Ermani
- Sidani
- Sikhta
- Sokhta
- Tamarasheni 2
- Tbeti
- Tibilaani
- Tlia
- Tsamadi
- Tsarita
- Uchvarsi
- Vaneli
- Zemo-Achabeti
- Zemo-Koshka
- Zemo-Monasteri
1 Capital. 2 Former village.
42°27′24″N 43°54′09″E / 42.45667°N 43.90250°E / 42.45667; 43.90250
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