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Elazig (tur. Elâzığ; arm. Խարբերդ Kharberd) is a silt in eastern Turkey. Il Elazig borders with Bingöl in the east, Diyarbakir in the south, Malatya in the west and Tunceli in the north. Il Elazig lies at an altitude of 1060 m. The territory of the silt is 9181 km², of which 826 km² are reservoirs. The largest of them are the Keban and Karakay reservoirs in the Euphrates channel, the Kralkyz reservoir in the Tigris channel and the Ozlyudzh reservoir on the Peri. Khazar Lake is the largest natural reservoir, covering an area of ​​86 km². The city of Elazig is relatively young compared to the history of the region itself. The ruins of the first settlements date back to 5000 BC. e. At the end of the third - the beginning of the second millennium BC. e. approximately on the territory of modern Turkish silt was the Hurrian state of Alshe.