List of Armenian Apostolic churches in Azerbaijan.

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• Church of the Holy Virgin (18th century) - destroyed ^[1]
• St. Gregory the Illuminator's Church (1887) - closed, used as a library

• Targmanchats Monastery (4-5th centuries) - ruin
• Church of the Holy Virgin, Chiragidzor - destroyed^{[citation needed]}

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• Church of St. Karapet (Middle Ages) - ruin
• Church of St. John the Baptist (1633) - destroyed
• Church of the All-Savior (17th century) - destroyed; in its place is a medical college
• Church of Saint Sargis church (18th century) - destroyed
• Church of the Holy Mother of God (18th century) - destroyed
• Church of St. Thaddaeus (18th century - destroyed; in the place of the church is a cinema

• Church of Kish

A complete list of known Armenian Apostolic churches in Nakhichevan built since the adoption of Christianity in Armenia would include more than 280 churches.^[2] Recent reports have alleged that probably all of the Armenian churches in Nakhchivan that were still standing in the decade before the collapse of the Soviet Union were destroyed by Azerbaijan in the aftermath of the Nagorno-Karabakh war. A 2006 report about a visit made to Nakhchivan in 2005 stated that of the five churches visited all were found to have been completely destroyed, in particular the 14th-century St. Karapet monastery in Abrakunis, and the 17th-century St. Hakop-Hayrapet church in Shurut.^[3][4][5] Azerbaijan has repeatedly barred on-site investigation of the condition of Armenian monuments in the region by outside groups.^[6]

Armenians divided the region into 5 gavars (regions): Goghtn, Yernjak, Nakhichevan, Chahuk-Shahaponq and Sharur.

• Saint Sargis Monastery of Gag - ruin

• Armenian Apostolic Church