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the Soviet Socialist Republic of Azerbaijan.
Nowadays the center of the eponymous admi-
nistrative district of the Republic of Azerbaijan.
Guba Uyezd - an administrative unit within the Russian Em-
pire formed in the area of Guba Duchy overta-
ken by Russia in 1806 and transformed into the
Province of Guba. Formed in 1840, the Uyezd
of Guba was first included into Derbend Pro-
vince and then into Baku Province as of 1860.
In 1929, Guba Uyezd was abrogated by the So-
viet administration in 1929 and transformed into
the Area (okrug) of the same name comprising
four districts, i.e. Guba District with Guba as
the administrative center, Gusar District (cen-
tered around Khil, renamed into Gusar in 1934),
Davachi, and Khachmaz Districts with centers in
eponymous towns.
Gudermes - a station on the Vladikavkaz Railroad named
after the village nearby; nowadays a town in the
Republic of Chechnya, Russian Federation.
Gulalan - a village in Guba Uyezd, incorporated into
Qaraqurtlu Community, the Police Precinct of
Mushkur, subject to pogrom; nowadays a part
of Qarachy rural administrative unit, Khachmaz
District.
Gulemli
(Gulimler-
Gulamlar)
- a village in Guba Uyezd, incorporated into the
same name Community, the Police Precinct of
Davachi, subject to pogrom; no village under
this name exists at the moment.
Gulevli - a village in Guba Uyezd, incorporated into Ja-
gatay Community, the Police Precinct of Mush-
kur, subject to pogrom; nowadays a part of the
same name rural administrative unit, Khachmaz
District.
Gusar Hole
(Gusar)
- a village in Guba Uyezd, incorporated into the
same name Community, the Police Precinct of
Gusar, subject to pogrom. Since 1934, Gusar
INDEX of Administrative Units and Place Names