Ochamchira district

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Ochamchira district Очамчыра араион ოჩამჩირის რაიონი Очамчирский район

Capital	Ochamchira
Governor	Daur Tarba^[1]
Area	NA^[2]
Population (2003)	24,629
Density	NA/km²

Ochamchira district is a district of the internationally unrecognised Republic of Abkhazia, de jure part of Georgia. Its capital is Ochamchira, the town by the same name. The district is smaller than the eponymous Georgian district, as some of its former territory is now part of Tkvarcheli district, formed in 1995. The population of the Ochamchira district is 24,629 according to the 2003 census.^[3] Some Mountaineous parts of the district are currently under Georgian control, being part of Upper Abkhazia.

Orthodox cathedral in the village of Mokva

The district's main settlements are:

Ochamchira
Mokva

[edit] References

^ since 03.04.2007; Regnum.ru Президент Абхазии назначил главу Очамчирского района, 04.04.2007
^ Ochamchire district according to the administrative division of Georgia has an area of 1,868 km² and is bigger than the de facto Ochamchire district as it also contains most of the de facto Tkvarcheli district
^ 1989, 2003 Census results

v • d • e Administrative divisions of Abkhazia

Districts	Gagra · Gali · Gudauta · Gulripsh¹ · Ochamchira¹ · Sukhumi · Tkvarcheli²

City	Sukhumi

Towns	Gagra · Gali · Gudauta · New Athos · Ochamchira · Pitsunda · Tkvarcheli

Other settlements	Bzyb · Gulripsh · Gyachrypsh · Ilori · Lykhny · Myussera · Pskhu · Tsandripsh

¹ Parts of these districts form Upper Abkhazia, which remains under Georgian control but is claimed by the de facto Republic of Abkhazia. ² This district is not included in de jure subdivision of Georgia.