Local financial database, indicators and benchmarks

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List of cities and municipalities

#	Name	Population group	Region
1	Azhara	< 25,000	AR Abkhazia - occupied
2	Baghdati	25,000 - 50,000	Imereti
3	Bolnisi	50,000 - 90,000	Kvemo Kartli
4	Chiatura	50,000 - 90,000	Imereti
5	Dmanisi	25,000 - 50,000	Kvemo Kartli
6	Gardabani	> 90,000	Kvemo Kartli
7	Gori	50,000 - 90,000	Shida Kartli
8	Kareli	50,000 - 90,000	Shida Kartli
9	Kaspi	50,000 - 90,000	Shida Kartli
10	Kharagauli	25,000 - 50,000	Imereti
11	Khashuri	50,000 - 90,000	Shida Kartli
12	Khoni	25,000 - 50,000	Imereti
13	Marneuli	> 90,000	Kvemo Kartli
14	Sachkhere	25,000 - 50,000	Imereti
15	Samtredia	50,000 - 90,000	Imereti
16	Terjola	25,000 - 50,000	Imereti
17	Tetritskaro	25,000 - 50,000	Kvemo Kartli
18	Tkibuli	25,000 - 50,000	Imereti
19	Tsalka	< 25,000	Kvemo Kartli
20	Tskaltubo	50,000 - 90,000	Imereti
21	Vani	25,000 - 50,000	Imereti
22	Zestaponi	50,000 - 90,000	Imereti

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