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Agdam
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Agdam 

city and administrative center of Agdam Raion, Azerbaijan SSR, near the eastern foothills of the Karabakh mountain ridge, on the edge of the Karabakh plain. Agdam has a railroad station and a highway junction. The population in 1968 was 18,000. Industry includes a butter-and-cheese factory, a winery, a cannery, a metal products and accessories plant, and a machine tool works. There are specialized secondary schools of agriculture and mechanized agriculture and specialized secondary schools of medicine and music. There is a drama theater. Agdam was founded in the mid-18th century and became a city in 1828.



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Bay Path 2, Burncoat 2: Sophomore Regan Aghdam scored the tying goal in the 58th minute for the Patriots (2-1-1) in Charlton.
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Later, they took Azeri towns to the east of Karabakh, such as Aghdam, Fizouli and Jebrial, which had been bases for bombarding civilians living in the east and south of Karabakh.
 
 
 
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