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Ossetia

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Ossetia or Alania , region of the central Caucasus, divided between the Republic of Georgia and the Russian Federation. On the northern slope is North Ossetia-Alania (1990 est. pop. 641,000), 3,100 sq mi (8,029 sq km), a constituent republic of Russia; Vladikavkaz (formerly Ordzhonikidze) is the capital. This region extends north beyond the Terek River. On the southern slope is South Ossetia (1990 est. pop. 100,000), 1,500 sq mi (3,885 sq km), an autonomous region in Georgia; Tskhinvali is its capital. The region extends southward almost to the Kura River. Both sections of... Read more
Ossetia
World Encyclopedia Ossetia Region of the central Caucasus. The region is divided along the Terek River. North Ossetia is an autonomous republic within the Russian Federation, whose capital is Vladikavkaz. South Ossetia is an autonomous region of Georgia , whose capital is Tshkinvali... Read more
Ossetia
Concise Dictionary of World Place-Names Ossetia (Russian: Osetiya; Georgian: Samachablo), Georgia‐Russia Divided by the main Caucasus Mountain chain, North Ossetia is a republic in Russia, while South Ossetia is an autonomous region in Georgia. Annexed by Russia in 1801–6, Ossetia became part of the... Read more

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