Verin Kelanlu

Armavir gyux (also, Արմավիր գյուղ, Aralykh, Verin Armavir) is a town in the Armavir Province of Armenia.
History.
By 1937, it was part of Vagharshapat (Echmiadzin) district. The other name of the village is "Kolanlı Aralıq" .
Toponim colony formed by increasing the expression of the affiliation to the Turkish ethnonym meaning "the place belonging to the colony tribe". It is ethnotoponnium. The rectifying is toponim.
Population.
In late 1919, villagers were deported to the Armenian genocide, and Armenians moved from abroad (Iran and Turkey) in the village. After surviving the Soviet government in Armenia, surviving Azerbaijanis could return to their homeland. Along with the Armenians there were 224 people in 1922, 248 in 1926, and 294 in Azerbaijan in 1931.
By the special decision of the USSR Council of Ministers, Azerbaijanis were forcefully removed from their historical and ethnic homeland in 1948-1949 and moved to Azerbaijan and the village was abolished.