Turkey's Geography
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Murat Nehri hangi şehirden başlamaktadır?

Ağrı

Bingöl şehri hangi tür turizmi açısından gelişmiştir?

Kış turizmi ve kültür turizmi

Büyük Menderes Nehri hangi denizine dökülmektedir?

Ege Denizi’ne

Denizli şehrinin ünlü doğal güzellikleri nelerdir?

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Afyonkarahisar’da hangi ünlü yiyeceği tadabilir?

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Meriç Nehri hangi denizine dökülmektedir?

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Edirne şehrinde hangi tarihi eserleri ziyaret edilebilir?

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Ceyhan Nehri hangi şehirden almaktadır?

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Ceyhan Nehri hangi körfeze dökülmektedir?

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Hatay ili hangi nehri kıyılarında bulunur?

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Study Notes

Coastal Regions

  • Turkey has a total coastline of 8,333 km along the Aegean, Mediterranean, and Black Seas.
  • The Aegean coast is known for its scenic beauty and historic sites, such as Ephesus and Pergamon.
  • The Mediterranean coast is home to popular tourist destinations, including Antalya and Alanya.
  • The Black Sea coast is an important region for agriculture and forestry.

Rivers and Lakes

  • Turkey has over 1,200 rivers, with the largest being the Kizil River, which stretches for 1,150 km.
  • The Euphrates and Tigris rivers, which form the border with Syria and Iraq, are important for irrigation and hydroelectric power.
  • Lake Van is the largest lake in Turkey, covering an area of 3,755 km².
  • Other notable lakes include Lake Beyşehir and Lake Eğirdir.

Mountain Ranges

  • The Pontic Mountains run along the Black Sea coast, with the highest peak being Mount Kaçkar at 3,932 m.
  • The Taurus Mountains stretch across southern Turkey, with the highest peak being Mount Tahtalı at 2,365 m.
  • The Anatolian Plateau is a highland region in central Turkey, with an average elevation of 1,000 m.
  • The Kurdish Mountains are a range of mountains in southeastern Turkey, with the highest peak being Mount Cilo at 4,168 m.

Bordering Countries

  • Turkey is bordered by eight countries:
    • Greece and Bulgaria to the west
    • Georgia to the northeast
    • Armenia and Azerbaijan to the east
    • Iran to the southeast
    • Iraq and Syria to the south

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