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Aniavan Անիավան
Village
Aniavan Show map of Armenia Aniavan Show map of Shirak
Coordinates: 40°28′00″N 43°38′30″E / 40.46667°N 43.64167°E / 40.46667; 43.64167
Country	Armenia
Province	Shirak
Municipality	Ani
Area
• Total	87 km² (34 sq mi)
Elevation	1,420 m (4,660 ft)
Population (2010)
• Total	516
Time zone	UTC 4
• Summer (DST)	UTC 5
Area code	374 242

Aniavan (Armenian: Անիավան is a village in the Ani Municipality of the Shirak Province of Armenia. The Statistical Committee of Armenia reported its population was 516 in 2010,^[1] up from 377 at the 2001 census.^[2]

Demographics

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The population of the village since 1926 is as follows:^[3]

Year	Population
1926	66
1939	249
1959	386
1966	569
1970	460
2001	393
2004	432

References

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^ "Marzes of Armenia and Yerevan City in Figures, 2010" (PDF). Statistical Committee of Armenia.
^ Report of the results of the 2001 Armenian Census, Statistical Committee of Armenia
^ Հայաստանի Հանրապետության բնակավայրերի բառարան [Republic of Armenia settlements dictionary] (PDF) (in Armenian). Yerevan: Cadastre Committee of the Republic of Armenia. 2008. Archived from the original (PDF) on 11 March 2018.

v t e Shirak Province
Capital: Gyumri
Urban settlements	Artik Gyumri Maralik
Akhuryan Municipality	Akhurik Akhuryan kayaran Akhuryan Arapi Arevik Aygabats Azatan Basen Bayandur Beniamin Getk Gharibjanyan Hatsik Hatsikavan Haykavan Hovit Hovuni Jajur Jajuravan Jrarat Kamo Kaps Karmrakar Karnut Keti Krashen Lernut Marmashen Mayisyan Mets Sariar Pokrashen Shirak Vahramaberd Voskehask Yerazgavors
Amasia Municipality	Aghvorik Alvar Amasia Aravet Ardenis Aregnadem Bandivan Berdashen Byurakn Darik Garnarich Gtashen Hoghmik Hovtun Jradzor Kamkhut Lorasar Meghrashat Paghakn Shaghik Tsaghkut Voghji Yeghnajur Yerizak Zarishat Zorakert
Ani Municipality	Aghin Aniavan Anipemza Bagravan Bardzrashen Dzithankov Dzorakap Gusanagyugh Haykadzor Isahakyan Jrapi Karaberd Lanjik Lusaghbyur Norshen Sarakap Sarnaghbyur Shirakavan
Artik Municipality	Anushavan Arevshat Geghanist Getap Harich Haykasar Hayrenyats Horom Hovtashen Lernakert Lusakert Meghrashen Mets Mantash Nahapetakan Nor Kyank Panik Pemzashen Pokr Mantash Saralanj Saratak Spandaryan Tufashen Vardakar
Ashotsk Municipality	Arpeni Ashotsk Bashgyugh Bavra Dzorashen Ghazanchi Goghovit Hartashen Kakavasar Karmravan Krasar Lernagyugh Mets Sepasar Musayelyan Pokr Sariar Pokr Sepasar Salut Saragyugh Sarapat Sizavet Tavshut Torosgyugh Tsoghamarg Vardaghbyur Zuygaghbyur

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