Qaratagly

Qaratagly is a village located in the Qobustan District of Azerbaijan. The village's name, "Qaratagly," is derived from the Turkic words "qara" meaning black and "tagh" meaning mountain, possibly referring to the surrounding terrain. It is situated in a region characterized by its semi-arid climate and rolling hills.

The primary economic activities in Qaratagly are agriculture and animal husbandry. The local population cultivates crops such as grains and vegetables, and raises livestock including sheep and cattle. The village benefits from its proximity to larger towns and cities, which facilitates the sale of its agricultural products.

Qaratagly has a modest population, with a local community that maintains traditional Azerbaijani customs and practices. The village infrastructure includes basic amenities such as a school and a local clinic, serving the needs of its residents. Transportation to and from Qaratagly is primarily facilitated by road networks connecting it to the district center and other settlements in the region. The cultural heritage of the area is reflected in its local traditions and the everyday lives of its inhabitants.