Transport network
Corridors and crossings
The east–west and north–south routes the region's settlement turns on — the Middle Corridor, the proposed Syunik route, and the Armenian borders that are open and closed.
Coverage · South Caucasus
Context, not targeting. A system record names published markers and published operators and states dependencies at the level a published institution does. It carries no facility-level capacity, vulnerability, protection or repair detail; the schema has no field for any of it.
Strategic systems 3 of 8 carry a system record; the rest are derived from the module’s published markers and say so. A record states what the system is, its dated current state, the supply systems and operators that belong to it, and what it depends on — with every dependency marked documented or assessed.
Strategic system
Post-conflict zone
5 published markers.
Strategic system
Border region
2 published markers, 4 supply systems running through it.
Strategic system
Political / command
4 published markers, 4 supply systems running through it.
Black Sea network
Georgian Black Sea ports
Batumi and Poti, the Georgian ports at the western end of the trans- Caspian corridor — two markers, no system record yet.
Strategic system
Humanitarian system
1 published marker.
Energy system
Caspian energy export
The pipelines that carry Azerbaijani oil and gas westward across Georgia — the only significant Caspian export route avoiding both Russia and Iran — and the hydro complex Georgia itself runs on.
Strategic system
De facto governance
2 published markers.
Evidence and grading
- Documented
- A published source states this relationship.
- Assessed
- Vigil infers this relationship from the records; no source states it directly.
- Structural stub
- A record that establishes a system exists and names it, and carries only what it can support — line, basis, sources, review dates. Detailed research is not done, and the page says so rather than inventing detail.
- Confidence
- How well established Vigil considers this assessment to be. It is not a measure of how severe the situation is.