Gyokdagh

Gyokdagh (also recorded as Gyogdagh, Gyogtagh, or Gyoydagh) is a mountain ridge on the Akhalkalaki plateau, running southwest of the town of Akhalkalaki. The ridge begins near Khanchali village, on the southwestern shore of Khanchali Lake, and extends to Zurganis, a village that once belonged to the Ardahan district. Along its length it forms the boundary between the Akhalkalaki and Ardahan districts.

The range's highest point, also called Gyokdagh, rises to 2,789 meters.

The ridge lies in the Akhalkalaki district area, roughly 135 km northwest of Yerevan in a straight line, running near Khanchali village and stretching toward Zurganis.