Maps

From Janapar

Link to the rough trail on Google Maps

Topographic Maps

These are the 50,000 scale topographic maps with the village names in English (and Russian) and the Janapar trail marked in a red dashed line. They are in order from the NW end of the trail (Karvachar), to the SE end of the trail (Hadrut).

• K-38-141-V-1a - Karvachar, Nor Manashid
• K-38-141-V-2a - Nor Manashid, Zuar, Haysatagh, Chumen
• K-38-141-G-1a - Dadivank, Charektar
• K-38-141-G-2a - Vaghuhas, Chapar
• K-38-142-V-1a - Haterk, Sarsang Resorvoir
• K-38-142-V-1b - Gandzasar, Garnakar, Kolatak
• J-38-10-A-2a - Ptretsik, Khndzristan, Khachen
• J-38-10-A-2b - Dahrav, Aygestan, Lernavan
• J-38-10-V-2a - Stepanakert, Shushi, Karintak
• J-38-10-G-1a - Stepanakert, Shushi, Karintak, Mkhitarishen, Shosh
• J-38-10-G-1b - Shushi, Karintak, Avetaranots, Aknaghbyur
• J-38-10-G-2b - Aknaghbyur, Skhtorashen, Karmir Shuka
• J-38-22-B-2a - Togh, Gtichavank, Tumi, Azokh, Shekher
• J-38-22-B-2b - Togh, Gtichavank, Tumi, Teghut
• J-38-23-A-1b - Hadrut

Note: When you need to ask where the trail is, always ask where the arahet (trail) is, or to be even more exact, Ur e kapuyt yev deghin n'shanov arahetuh? (Where is the blue and yellow marked trail?).

These are 100,000 scale topographics maps with the village names in Russian and no trail marked. Simply made available in case you find it useful.

• Image:J-38-008-jermuk.jpg
• Image:J-38-009-minkend.jpg
• Image:J-38-010-stepanakert.jpg
• Image:J-38-011-martuni.jpg
• Image:J-38-022-lachin.jpg
• Image:J-38-023-fizuli.jpg
• Image:K-38-130-mir bashir.jpg
• Image:K-38-140-vardenis.jpg
• Image:K-38-141-kelbajar.jpg
• Image:K-38-142-mardakert.jpg