Armenia license plates
Format, region codes and a plate generator for Armenia.
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How to read the plate
An Armenian plate reads: two digits, two Latin letters and three digits (77 LU 555), with a white field on the left holding the flag, AM and a hologram. On private cars the region code is the first two digits; on company vehicles it is the last two (123 AB 45). Each province has several codes: Yerevan has 01–11, 13, 19 and 61–68. There is no strict link to the place of registration, and some codes (such as 77) are not regional at all but separate series.
Region map
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Region codes
12 regions| Region | Code |
|---|---|
| Yerevan | |
| Armavir Province | |
| Shirak Province | |
| Aragatsotn Province | |
| Gegharkunik Province | |
| Kotayk Province | |
| Vayots Dzor Province | |
| Ararat Province | |
| Lori Province | |
| Syunik Province | |
| Tavush Province | |
| Nagorno-Karabakh (former self-proclaimed republic) The code was issued to vehicles of the unrecognised Nagorno-Karabakh Republic, which has ceased to exist; under international law the territory is part of Azerbaijan. |
History
Numeric region codes have been used since 1996, the current plate design since 2014. Before 1996 Soviet plates with the series АД and АР were issued. Code 90 was issued to vehicles in Nagorno-Karabakh.
