Erusheti

Erusheti is a geographic toponym used in the South Caucasus, primarily in Georgia. The name appears in more than one place, and different sources distinguish two common usages: a rural locality and a highland landscape.

Erusheti as a village: In some Georgian administrative records, Erusheti designates a small rural settlement. It is listed as a distinct inhabited locality within a district or municipality, with population data varying by year and source.

Erusheti as a mountainous area: The term is also used for a highland or plateau within the greater Caucasus region. Descriptions emphasize rugged terrain, alpine meadows, and seasonal grazing. Access typically depends on local infrastructure and protected area boundaries.

Etymology and name forms: Erusheti is of Georgian origin. Transliterations vary, with common renderings in Latin script including Erusheti. The usage reflects Georgia’s tradition of place-naming in mountain and rural areas.

Notes: Because toponyms can repeat across regions, readers should consult local maps or administrative lists to identify the exact Erusheti referenced in a text.