The Vorotan (Armenian: Որոտան), or Bargushad (Armenian: Բարգուշատ, Azerbaijani: Bərgüşad) or Bazarchay (Azerbaijani: Bazarçay), is a transboundary river in the South Caucasus that is the largest right tributary of the Hakari river. [1]

The Vorotan Cascade, or the ContourGlobal Hydro Cascade, [5] is a cascade on the Vorotan River in Syunik Province, Armenia. It was built to produce hydroelectric power and provide irrigation water. The Vorotan Cascade consists of three hydroelectric power plants and five reservoirs with a combined installed capacity of 404.2 MW.

Vorotan是Araks河的左支流，在倾入Araks河之前，又流经59千米穿越了Karabakh。 通过Vorotan发电的有3个水力发电厂。 压强最大的是第三个，名字是Tatev水力发电站。 其余的发电站在Shamb和Spandarian水库。 Vorotan Cascade在亚美尼亚能源系统占据了决定性的地位，给亚美尼亚南部地区供电供水。 “亚美尼亚大峡谷”是Siunik的最宏伟的自然风景，发源于Karabakh（卡拉巴赫）高原西部的高原河流，全长178千米，穿越这个省份的中心地区，总面积达到5650平方 …

Vorotan (Armenian: Որոտան) is a village in the Goris Municipality of the Syunik Province in Armenia.

Vorotan是Araks河的左支，位于外高加索地区，它发源于亚美尼亚南部Syunik省的北部，东南方向流经亚美尼亚119米，59米流经纳戈尔诺-卡拉巴赫。 这条河流流经许多高山和深深的峡谷。 Sisian和Kubatly镇就在河沿途中。 苏联时期，沿途还建了三座水库和发电站。

The Vorotan Cascade is among the main power generation complexes in Armenia, providing both peak and base load generation, and performing grid stabilization services. The complex is located in the eastern part of Syunik region of the Republic of Armenia, some 240 km to the South-East of Yerevan. The Cascade has a total head of 1,223 m.

In Armenia: Drainage …Arpa (80 miles), and the Vorotan (Bargyushad; 111 miles), serve to irrigate most of Armenia. The tributaries of the Kura—the Debed (109 miles), the Aghstev (80 miles), and others—pass through Armenia’s northeastern regions. Lake Sevan, with a capacity in excess of 9 cubic miles (39 cubic kilometres) of water, is…

The Vorotan is a left tributary of the Arax River, and it travels for 59 km through Karabakh before emptying into the Arax River, a boundary for Historic Armenia. The Vorotan Cascade (10) consists of 3 hydroelectric power stations on the Vorotan River. The highest-pressure station is this 3rd that you see now, named Tatev hydroelectric power ...

Vorotan River Canyon or simply Vorotan Canyon is located in Syunik province. It is over 100 meters deep and the registered widest point reaches 3 kilometers. The canyon appears to be especially splendid due to the River of Vorotan, which originates from Artsakh (Nagorno Karabakh) plateau.

The Vorotan Project, an international, collaborative archaeological project based in Armenia, formally began fieldwork in August 2005, following preliminary reconnaissance trips in 2004. The Project focuses on the country's southernmost province, Syunik, sandwiched between Iran, Azerbaijan, and the Azeri enclave polity of Naxcivan.