There was a time when Armenia was considered the center of the world. According to classical scholars of the old:

“The Armenian plateau stands equidistant from the Euxine and the Caspianseas on the north, and between the Persian Gulf and the Mediterranean on the south. With the first it is connected by the Acampsis, with the second by the Araxes, with the third by the Tigris and Euphrates, the latter of which also serves as an outlet toward the countries on the Mediterranean coast.

Viewed with reference to the dispersion of the nations, Armenia is the true center of the world; and it is a significant fact that at the present day Ararat is the great boundary-stone between the empires of Russia, Turkey, and Persia.”

                                         – Cyclopædia of Biblical, Theological, and Ecclesiastical Literature (1894)

Bellow are maps according to ancient Greek scholars showing Armenia at the center of the world:

Armenia was the center of the World according to ancient Greeks