Nor Yedesia

40°13′29″N 44°08′00″E / 40.22472°N 44.13333°E / 40.22472; 44.13333

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Nor Yedesia Նոր Եդեսիա
ՆԵՐՍԵՍ Շնորհալու ԱՆՎԱՆ ԴՊՐՈՑ
Nor Yedesia Show map of Armenia Nor Yedesia Show map of Aragatsotn
Coordinates: 40°13′29″N 44°08′00″E / 40.22472°N 44.13333°E / 40.22472; 44.13333
Country	Armenia
Province	Aragatsotn
Municipality	Ashtarak
Founded	1975
Population (2024)
• Total	1,203
Time zone	UTC+4

Nor Yedesia (Armenian: Նոր Եդեսիա) is a village in the Ashtarak Municipality of the Aragatsotn Province of Armenia. As of 2001,^[update] Nor Yedesia had a population of over 1,200.

Founded as a sovkhoz (collective farm) in 1975, Nor Yedesia today includes both privatized land and two sovkhozes. Of the 0.82 km² (0.32 sq mi) of agricultural land within the boundaries of the village, 0.77 km² (0.30 sq mi) are in the sovkhozes, with the larger being 0.52 km² (0.20 sq mi) and the smaller being 0.25 km² (0.097 sq mi).

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v t e Aragatsotn Province
Capital: Ashtarak
Urban settlements	Aparan Ashtarak Talin
Alagyaz Municipality	Alagyaz Avshen Charchakis Jamshlu Kaniashir Mijnatun Mirak Rya Taza Sadunts Shenkani Sipan
Aparan Municipality	Apnagyugh Aragats Arayi Chknagh Dzoraglukh Hartavan Jrambar Kayk Kuchak Lusagyugh Melikgyugh Nigavan Saralanj Shenavan Shoghakn Tsaghkashen Ttujur Vardenis Vardenut Yeghipatrush Yernjatap
Aragatsavan Municipality	Aragatsavan Arteni Getap Lusakn
Arevut Municipality	Arevut Ddmasar Hako Kanch Sorik Tlik
Ashtarak Municipality	Agarak Aghdzk Antarut Aragatsotn Artashavan Aruch Avan Bazmaghbyur Byurakan Dprevank Ghazaravan Karbi Karin Khnusik Kosh Lernarot Lusaghbyur Mughni Nigatun Nor Amanos Nor Yedesia Nor Yerznka Ohanavan Orgov Oshakan Parpi Saghmosavan Sasunik Tegher Ujan Ushi Verin Sasunik Voskehat Voskevaz
Metsadzor Municipality	Metsadzor Otevan
Shamiram Municipality	Shamiram
Talin Municipality	Agarakavan Akunk Ashnak Dashtadem Davtashen Dian Dzoragyugh Garnahovit Hatsashen Irind Kakavadzor Karmrashen Katnaghbyur Mastara Nerkin Bazmaberd Nerkin Sasnashen Nor Artik Partizak Shgharshik Suser Tatul Tsaghkasar Tsamakasar Verin Bazmaberd Verin Sasnashen Vosketas Yeghnik Zarinja Zovasar
Tsaghkahovit Municipality	Berkarat Geghadir Geghadzor Gegharot Hnaberd Lernapar Norashen Tsaghkahovit Tsilkar Vardablur

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