Description of the city Nakhchyvan on quarters (XIX century).
Abstract
It is clear from archival documents, that at the beginning of the nineteenth century, there were 13 districts in Nakhchivan. Gala district, Alikhanli district, Shahab district, Sarvanlar district, Bilichi district, Hoshulu district, Sallagkhana district, Ziyilarch district, Dabbagkhana district, Chaparkhana district, Khoylu district, Gochustu district, Pirgamish district, Thus, after analyzing the historic-geographical location of the Nakhchivan city in the XIX century, we come to the conclusion that Nakhchivan preserved the typical medieval city structure, which combines four main features for medieval East cities.
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