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Dzorak Ձորակ Qorçlu
village
Dzorak
Coordinates: 39°20′34″N 46°26′02″E / 39.34278°N 46.43389°E / 39.34278; 46.43389
Country	Armenia
Marz (Province)	Syunik
Municipality	Goris Municipality
Population
• Total	0
Time zone	UTC+4 ( )
Dzorak, Syunik at GEOnet Names Server

Dzorak (Template:Lang-hy; Template:Lang-az, anglicized: Gorchlu) is an abandoned Azerbaijani village in the Goris Municipality of Syunik Province of Armenia. The village was populated by Azerbaijanis before the exodus of Azerbaijanis from Armenia after the outbreak of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. It is listed as unpopulated at the 2011 census.

References

"Marzes of Armenia and Yerevan City in Figures, 2010" (PDF). Statistical Committee of Armenia.
Ermənistan azərbaycanlılarının tarixi coğrafiyası, Bakı, «Gənclik», 1995.
"Report of the Results of the 2011 Armenian Census" (PDF). National Statistical Service of the Republic of Armenia.

v t e Syunik Province
Capital: Kapan
Urban settlements	Agarak Dastakert Goris Kajaran Kapan Meghri Sisian
Goris Municipality	Aghbulagh Akner Bardzravan Dzorak Hartashen Karahunj Khndzoresk Nerkin Khndzoresk Shurnukh Vanand Verishen Vorotan
Kajaran Municipality	Ajabaj Andokavan Babikavan Dzagikavan Geghavank Geghi Getishen Kajaran (village) Kard Karut Katnararat Kavchut Kitsk Lernadzor Nerkin Giratagh Nor Astghaberd Pukhrut Verin Geghavank Verin Giratagh Vocheti
Kapan Municipality	Achanan Agarak Aghvani Antarashat Arajadzor Artsvanik Bargushat Chakaten Chapni Davit Bek Ditsmayri Dzorastan Geghanush Gomaran Kaghnut Khdrants Khordzor Nerkin Hand Nerkin Khotanan Norashenik Okhtar Sevakar Shikahogh Shishkert Shrvenants Srashen Syunik Sznak Tandzaver Tavrus Tsav Uzhanis Vanek Vardavank Verin Khotanan Yegheg Yeghvard Erkenants [hy]
Meghri Municipality	Alvank Aygedzor Gudemnis Karchevan Kuris Lehvaz Lichk Nrnadzor Shvanidzor Tashtun Tkhkut Vahravar Vardanidzor
Sisian Municipality	Aghitu Akhlatyan Angeghakot Arevis Ashotavan Balak Bnunis Brnakot Darbas Getatagh Gorayk Hatsavan Ishkhanasar Lor Ltsen Mutsk Noravan Nzhdeh Sarnakunk Salvard Shaghat Shaki Shamb Shenatagh Spandaryan Tanahat Tasik Tolors Torunik Tsghuk Tsghuni Uyts Vaghatin Vorotnavan
Tatev Municipality	Halidzor Harzhis Kashuni Khot Shinuhayr Svarants Tandzatap Tatev
Tegh Municipality	Aravus Karashen Khnatsakh Khoznavar Kornidzor Tegh Vaghatur

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