Lagodekhi National Park 

Lagodekhi National Park is a couple of included regions within the Kakheti district of Georgia: Lagodekhi Strict Nature Reserve and Lagodekhi Managed Nature Reserve divided in 2003. The combined place of the 2 is 24,451 hectares 94.41 squaremi. The reserves are positioned in north-japanese Georgia on the southern slopes of the Caucasus and border on Azerbaijan and Dagestan. Lagodekhi preserves a variety of uncommon neighborhood flora and fauna and changed into at first protected in 1912, underneath the Russian Empire, the primary nature keep in Georgia. Their ecoregion is that of the Caucasus blended forests. Lagodekhi Protected Areas are in north-jap Georgia, on the southern slopes of the

Caucasus, bordering Azerbaijan and the Dagestan republic of Russia. They contain 19,749 hectares seventy six.25 squaremi strict nature reserve and four,702 hectares 18.15 squaremi managed nature reserve, extending from 590 to three,500 metres 1,940 to 11,480 toes above sea stage, inclusive of numerous gorges. The predominant rivers flowing thru the reserve are the Ninoskhevi, Shromiskhevi, Lagodekhistskali and Matsimistskali; on the better elevations there are glacial lakes, of which the biggest is Black Cliff Lake, at the Russian border, with a depth of 14 metres 46 toes. There also are sulphur springs.