According to the maps, the area and population of Armenia would be 350,000 square kilometers and 4.3 million people respectively.
The population of the state would include 2,500,000 (58.1%) Armenians; 500,000 (11.6%) Greeks, Russians, and other Christians; 500,000 (11.6%) Turks, Circassians, Arabs, Persians; 300,000 (7%) Tatars (Azerbaijanis); 200,000 (4.7%) Kurds; and 300,000 (7%) Zaza, Yezidis, Fellahs.
The country would be a home for 3,000,000 (70%) Christians, 1,000,000 (23%) Muslims, and 300,000 (7%) Yezidis and Alevites.
An interesting thing is that the main city of Armenia would be Erzurum (Karin), which was exactly located in the geographical center of the country.
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