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Line 37: After the [[Armistice of Mudros\|Mudros Armistice]], in which the Ottoman Empire was forced to withdraw its troops from the territories of the former [[Caucasus Viceroyalty (1801–1917)\|Russian Transcaucasus]] including Batum, [[British Army\|British troops]] under the [[27th Division (United Kingdom)\|27th Division]] occupied the district to support the British military presence in the Transcaucasus, and to serve as a terminal for supplying [[Anton Denikin\|Denikin's]] [[Volunteer Army]]. The Batum Oblast was finally evacuated by the British in the summer of ~~1919~~1920, and handed over to the [[Democratic Republic of Georgia]], whom administered the district until it was occupied by [[Turkish Revolutionaries\|Turkish revolutionaries]], leading to the [[Treaty of Kars]] which resulted in the partition of the district. The north including the port of Batum was retained by [[Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic\|Georgia]] as an [[Adjarian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic\|autonomy]], and the southern Artvin district was incorporated into [[Turkey]] as the [[Artvin Province]]. == Administrative divisions ==

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