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Tiflis, Tpilisi and Tbilisi

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Cultural code

Tbilisi has been the city’s official name since 1936. Before that, it was officially Tiflis in Russian and most European languages, and Tpilisi in Georgian. German and Turkish still call it Tiflis.

LicenceLicence B
CityTbilisi
Cardtbilisi/note/former-names

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