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Turkey is geographically, politically and officially part of two continents - Europe and Asia. The smaller northwestern portion (Thrace) is part of Europe, while the larger portion (Anatolia) is part of Asia.
Founded in 1923 after the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, Turkey is home to spectacular mountains, superb beaches and antiquities of all descriptions.
This fascinating country is a very popular tourist destination and one of the most intriguing countries on the planet.
The Turkey maps and information pages are currently being revised, and will be posted soon.
Facts and Figures  Official Name Republic of Turkey
Population 73,197,000
Capital City Ankara (3.4 million)
Population (largest Cities) Istanbul 9.4 million, Ankara 3.4 million, Izmir 2.4 million, Bursa 1.2 million, Adana 1.2 million
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Languages
Turkish (official), Kurdish, Arabic, others Official Currency Turkish Lira
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Religions Muslim, others
Land Area 770,630 sq km (297,154 sq miles)
Latitude/Longitude 39° 00'N, 35° 00'E
Landforms The European side is mostly rolling hills, while across the Bosphorus Strait into central Turkey, there are wide plains, all surrounded by (and mixed with) high, rugged mountains, including the Taurus, Koroglu and Pontic ranges. Many peaks exceed 10,000 feet, with the highest point being Mt. Ararat at 16,945 ft. (5,165m).
Along the Mediterranean coast the land is lower and very fertile. The Tigras, Kizilirmak, Sakarya and Euphrates are major rivers, and Lake Van the largest lake.
Land Divisions 81 provinces
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Turkey Map (Large) here
Turkey Outline Map here
Turkey Map CIA version here
Dardanelles Strait here!
Turkey Maps at UT here
Mediterranean Map
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Asia Continent (printable) here
Asia Continent at UT
here
Europe Continent here
European Continent at UT
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Suggested Links Turkey (Complete) info on the (GDP)
economy, imports and exports, natural resources, government, population, military, transportation, and more here!
AIRFARES - HOTELS - RENTAL CARS
Turkey Embassy here!
Turkey Ministry of Tourism here!
Turkey Photos (large selection) here!
Istanbul City Guide here!
Let's Go Turkey here!
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NOTE: Before making your travel plans to any worldwide destination, we strongly recommend you authenticate important details regarding all passport and visa requirements. The experienced people at Travel Visa Pro can answer all of your questions! Climate The Mediterranean and Black Sea coastal areas experience mild, and somewhat rainy winters. Inland, the higher elevations experience much colder winters, with snow in the mountains. Summers are mostly hot and dry along the coast, with cooler conditions inland.
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