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Georgia public holidays in 1985.

Complete list of 17 public holidays in Georgia for 1985, plus 0 joint leave days and 0 regional observances. Find long weekends, dates, and historical context.

At a glance

Key facts: Georgia 1985

Public holidays
17
National
Joint leave
0
Optional
Regional
0
Per state/region
Long weekends
6
3+ day breaks
Total days off
22
Cumulative
First holiday
Jan 1
New Year's Day
Last holiday
Nov 23
Saint George's Day (Giorgoba)
Country code
GE
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Month by month

All Georgia 1985 holidays

January4 holidays
1TueNew Year's Day
2WedNew Year's Day (Second Day)
7MonOrthodox ChristmasChristian
19SatOrthodox EpiphanyChristian
February0 holidays
No public holidays
March2 holidays
3SunMother's Day
8FriInternational Women's Day
April5 holidays
5FriOrthodox Good FridayChristian
6SatOrthodox Holy SaturdayChristian
7SunOrthodox Easter SundayChristian
8MonOrthodox Easter MondayChristian
9TueDay of National Unity
May3 holidays
9ThuDay of Victory over Fascism
12SunSaint Andrew the First-Called DayChristian
26SunIndependence Day
June0 holidays
No public holidays
July0 holidays
No public holidays
August1 holiday
28WedSaint Mary's Day (Mariamoba)Christian
September0 holidays
No public holidays
October1 holiday
14MonSvetitskhovloba (Mtskhetoba)
November1 holiday
23SatSaint George's Day (Giorgoba)Christian
December0 holidays
No public holidays

By category: 8 Civil · 9 Christian. Classification is derived from each holiday's name and underlying calendar system.

115 observances

Observances & international days · Georgia 1985

Religious observances (Christian Easter cycle), international UN/WHO days, and cultural observances that are widely marked in Georgia but are not official public holidays. Dates are algorithmic — accurate for any year.

Observances are marked but not gazetted as public holidays — workplaces, banks and schools usually remain open.

6 long weekends

Plan your 1985 time off

In 1985, Georgia has 6 natural long-weekend opportunities, totaling 22 potential days off. Use our planner to optimize leave strategy.

New Year's Day
Dec 29Jan 1 · 4 days
Orthodox Christmas
Jan 5Jan 7 · 3 days
International Women's Day
Mar 8Mar 10 · 3 days
Orthodox Good Friday + Orthodox + Day
Apr 5Apr 9 · 5 days
Day of Victory over Fascism
May 9May 12 · 4 days
Svetitskhovloba (Mtskhetoba)
Oct 12Oct 14 · 3 days
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Georgia 1985: 17 public holidays