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Georgian Chess Championship

Following are the official winners of the national Georgian Chess Championships from 1928 to date. Until 1990 the Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic was a republic within the Soviet Union.

Winners

Nr	Year	Men's Winner
1	1928
2	1938
3	1939
4	1941
5	1944
6	1946	(off contest)

7	1947
8	1948
9	1949
10	1950
11	1951
12	1952
13	1953
14	1954
15	1955
16	1956
17	1957
18	1958
19	1959
20	1960
21	1961
22	1962
23	1963
24	1964
25	1965
26	1966
27	1967
28	1968
29	1969
30	1970
31	1971
Alexandre Bokuchava
32	1972
33	1973
34	1974
35	1975
36	1976
37	1977
38	1978
39	1979
40	1980
41	1981
42	1982
43	1984
44	1985
45	1986
46	1987
47	1988
48	1989
49	1990
50	1991
51	1992
52	1993
53	1994
54	1995
55	1996
56	1997
57	1998
58	1999
59	2000
60	2001
61	2002
62	2003
63	2004
64	2005
65	2006
66	2007
67	2008
68	2009
69	2010
70	2011
71	2012
72	2013
73	2014
74	2015
75	2016
76	2017
77	2018
78	2019
79	2020
80	2021
81	2022
82	2023
83	2024
84	2025

:{| class="sortable wikitable" ! Nr !! Year !! Women's Winner |- | 1 || 1935 || |- | 2 || 1936 || |- | 3 || 1937 || |- | 4 || 1938 || |- | 5 || 1941 || |- | 6 || 1941 || |- | 7 || 1945 || |- | 8 || 1947 || |- | 9 || 1948 || |- | 10 || 1950 || |- | 11 || 1952 || |- | 12 || 1953 || |- | 13 || 1954 || |- | 14 || 1955 || |- | 15 || 1956 || |- | 16 || 1957 || |- | 17 || 1958 || |- | 18 || 1959 || |- | 19 || 1960 || |- | 20 || 1961 || |- | 21 || 1963 || |- | 22 || 1964 || |- | 23 || 1965 || |- | 24 || 1966 || |- | 25 || 1968 || |- | 26 || 1969 || |- | 27 || 1970 || |- | 28 || 1971 || |- | 29 || 1972 || |- | 30 || 1973 || |- | 31 || 1974 || |- | 32 || 1975 || |- | 33 || 1976 || |- | 34 || 1977 || |- | 35 || 1978 || |- | 36 || 1979 || |- | 37 || 1980 || |- | 38 || 1981 || |- | 39 || 1982 || |- | 40 || 1983 || |- | 41 || 1984 || |- | 42 || 1985 || |- | 43 || 1986 ||

|- | 44 || 1987 || |- | 45 || 1988 || |- | 46 || 1989 || |- | 47 || 1990 || |- | 48 || 1991 || |- | 49 || 1992 || |- | 50 || 1993 || |- | 51 || 1994 || |- | 52 || 1995 || |- | 53 || 1996 || |- | 54 || 1997 || |- | 55 || 1998 || |- | 56 || 1999 || |- | 57 || 2000 ||

|- | 58 || 2001 || |- | 59 || 2002 || , Ana Matnadze |- | 60 || 2003 || |- | 61 || 2004 || |- | 62 || 2005 || |- | 63 || 2006 || |- | 64 || 2007 || , Sopiko Khukhashvili |- | 65 || 2008 || , Salome Melia |- | 66 || 2009 ||
|- | 67 || 2010 ||
|- | 68 || 2011 ||
|- | 69 || 2012 ||
|- | 70 || 2013 ||
|- | 71 || 2014 ||
|- | 72 || 2015 ||
|- | 73 || 2016 ||
|- | 74 || 2017 ||
|- | 75 || 2018 ||
|- | 76 || 2019 ||
|- | 77 || 2020 ||
|- | 78 || 2021 ||
|- | 79 || 2022 ||
|- | 80 || 2023 ||
|- | 81 || 2024 ||
|- | 82 || 2025 ||
|} |}

References

"Levan Pantsulaia Champion of Georgia".
[https://chess-results.com/tnr1111228.aspx?lan=1&art=1 GEO 84th Ch]
[https://chess-results.com/tnr1111229.aspx?lan=1&art=4 GEO Women 82nd Ch]

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