Local financial database, indicators and benchmarks

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List of cities and municipalities

#	Name	Urbanization level
26	Martvili	Municipality (25 - 80)
27	Mestia	Rural municipality (< 25)
28	Ozurgeti	Urban municipality (80 - 500)
29	Ozurgeti city	Urban centers (> 500)
30	Poti city	Urban centers (> 500)
31	Rustavi city	Urban centers (> 500)
32	Sachkhere	Municipality (25 - 80)
33	Samtredia	Urban municipality (80 - 500)
34	Senaki	Urban municipality (80 - 500)
35	Shuakhevi	Municipality (25 - 80)
36	Tbilisi city	Tbilisi
37	Terjola	Urban municipality (80 - 500)
38	Tetritskaro	Rural municipality (< 25)
39	Tkibuli	Municipality (25 - 80)
40	Tsalenjikha	Municipality (25 - 80)
41	Tsalka	Rural municipality (< 25)
42	Tskaltubo	Urban municipality (80 - 500)
43	Vani	Municipality (25 - 80)
44	Zestaponi	Urban municipality (80 - 500)
45	Zugdidi	Urban municipality (80 - 500)
46	Zugdidi city	Urban centers (> 500)

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