Mehmedli

Mehmedli is the name of several villages and municipalities in Azerbaijan. It is a common toponym in the country, derived from the given name Mehmed (a form of Muhammad) with the Turkic suffix -li, meaning “place of” or “people of.”

Mehmedli villages are typically rural localities within various rayons (districts) of Azerbaijan. The specific Mehmedli discussed in a general sense is a small municipality characterized by an agricultural-based economy and a rural way of life. Publicly available official statistics for the exact district and population are limited; as with many small villages in Azerbaijan, detailed demographic data may be published only at the district level or not publicly available.

Economy is primarily agricultural, with crop farming and livestock common, supported by local trades and basic services. Infrastructure usually includes a local school, a medical point, a shop, and regional road connections.

Historically, the area has been part of various Azerbaijani administrative divisions over centuries, from medieval khanates to the modern state, but there is no widely published, village-specific historical record for Mehmedli in common reference sources.

Notable features: Mehmedli does not have widely documented landmarks in major reference works; it is representative of numerous small rural settlements in Azerbaijan.

See also: Mehmedli (disambiguation) for other places with the same name.