Imishli physical-geographical features Little Bustard ("Otis tetrax") and Great Bustard ("Otis tarda"). Ycdditapa gravel mounds related to Bronze and Iron Ages near Gizil- kand village. Historical and cultural monuments: Giziltapa residence of middle ages near Gizilkand village. Abishta- pa residence of middle ages in Aranli village. A residence dated IX - XII1 centuries in Garadonlu village. Imishli physical-geographical features Imishli region situated in Mil - Mughan steppe and Kura - Araz lowland was settled in 1930 and named Garadonlu. Later in 1938 the center of the region was moved to Imishli village. Since that period the region gained the name Imishli. There are
Barugh (Great and Little) are 65 to 74 years old. The average age of a resident of Barugh is 45. According to the 2011 census 51% people lived in detached houses in Barugh with house prices averaging at £349,950. Little Barugh contains fewer houses altogether, many of them being holiday cottages. Housing in Barugh is classed as semi-detached and detached. It is described as a village surrounded by sparsely populated countryside. There are currently 2 bus routes which go through both Little and Great Barugh. The nearest railway station is 7 miles away at Malton. The graph on the right shows yearly average high