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Kutaisi 2005–2020 14 photos of this spot

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The Rioni River flows through Kutaisi in this 2005 photograph. One of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, Kutaisi served as capital of several Georgian kingdoms.

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Rioni river in Kutaisi, Kutaisi, 2005
Rioni river in Kutaisi 2005 The Rioni River flows through Kutaisi in this 2005 photograph. One of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, Kutaisi served as capital of several Georgian kingdoms.
Unnamed2, Kutaisi, 2013
Unnamed2 2013 A street view in Kutaisi, photographed in 2013. Kutaisi is one of Georgia's oldest cities, set on the banks of the Rioni River in the country's west.
Kutaisi, Rzeka Rioni widziana z Mostu Łańcuchowego, Kutaisi, 2014
Kutaisi, Rzeka Rioni widziana z Mostu Łańcuchowego 2014 The Rioni River seen from the Chain Bridge in Kutaisi, Georgia, photographed in 2014. The Rioni flows through the heart of the city on its way to the Black Sea.
Kutaisi, Rzeka Rioni widziana z Mostu Łańcuchowego, Kutaisi, 2014
Kutaisi, Rzeka Rioni widziana z Mostu Łańcuchowego 2014 The Rioni River in Kutaisi, seen from a pedestrian chain bridge near the city center. The Rioni is one of Georgia's principal rivers, rising in the Caucasus and eventually reaching the Black Sea.
Kutaisi, Rzeka Rioni widziana z Mostu Łańcuchowego, Kutaisi, 2014
Kutaisi, Rzeka Rioni widziana z Mostu Łańcuchowego 2014 The Rioni River in Kutaisi, Georgia, seen from the Chain Bridge in this 2014 photograph. The Rioni is the largest river in western Georgia and flows through the historic center of the city.
Kutaisi, Rzeka Rioni widziana z Mostu Łańcuchowego, Kutaisi, 2014
Kutaisi, Rzeka Rioni widziana z Mostu Łańcuchowego 2014 This 2014 image looks out over the Rioni River from Kutaisi's white suspension footbridge, a landmark linking the two banks of the western Georgian city.
Kutaisi, Rzeka Rioni widziana z Mostu Łańcuchowego, Kutaisi, 2014
Kutaisi, Rzeka Rioni widziana z Mostu Łańcuchowego 2014 The Rioni River seen from the White Bridge, a pedestrian chain bridge that has linked the two banks of Kutaisi since the nineteenth century.
Kutaisi, Rzeka Rioni widziana z Mostu Łańcuchowego, Kutaisi, 2014
Kutaisi, Rzeka Rioni widziana z Mostu Łańcuchowego 2014 Another view of the Rioni River from Kutaisi's chain bridge, the waterway that runs through the heart of this western Georgian city and on to the Black Sea.
Kutaisi, Rzeka Rioni widziana z Mostu Łańcuchowego, Kutaisi, 2014
Kutaisi, Rzeka Rioni widziana z Mostu Łańcuchowego 2014 Taken in 2014, this photo looks out over the Rioni River in Kutaisi, Georgia, from the city's chain suspension bridge, a well-known crossing point in the country's third-largest city.
Jachvis Bridge, Kutaisi, Georgia, Kutaisi, 2015
Jachvis Bridge, Kutaisi, Georgia 2015 The Jachvis Bridge, a chain suspension bridge in Kutaisi, Georgia, photographed in 2015 as it spans the Rioni River in Georgia's third-largest city.
ჯაჭვის ხიდი, Kutaisi, Georgia, Kutaisi, 2015
ჯაჭვის ხიდი, Kutaisi, Georgia 2015 The chain bridge in Kutaisi, Georgia, pictured in 2015, one of several crossings over the Rioni River in Georgia's third-largest city.
Chain bridge. Night, Kutaisi, 2017
Chain bridge. Night 2017 A nighttime view of a chain suspension bridge over the Rioni River in Kutaisi, Georgia, photographed in 2017.
Sunset in Kutaisi, Imereti, Georgia, Kutaisi, 2020
Sunset in Kutaisi, Imereti, Georgia 2020 Evening light falls over Kutaisi, the capital of Georgia's Imereti region and one of the country's oldest continuously inhabited cities. This photograph was taken in 2020.
Georgia, Kutaisi, 2020
Georgia 2020 A street-level photograph taken in Kutaisi, one of Georgia's oldest continuously inhabited cities and a former capital of the medieval Kingdom of Georgia, in January 2020.