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The area of Gaziantep is 7,642,000.0 square meters.

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University of Gaziantep was created in 1987.

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Gaziantep Museum of Archaeology was created in 2005.

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Gaziantep Büyükşehir Belediyespor was created in 1998.

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Gaziantep railway station was created in 1954.

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The population density of Gaziantep is 212 people per square kilometer.

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The tenant of New Gaziantep Stadium is Gaziantepspor in Turkey and it is under construction.

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The country code and area code of Gaziantep, Turkey is 90, (0)342.

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two different things;

  • to achieve a goal
  • to gazian something

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Arif Erkin was born in 1935, in Gaziantep, Turkey.

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Mehmet Ezici was born in 1950, in Gaziantep, Turkey.

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Mustafa Avkiran was born in 1963, in Gaziantep, Turkey.

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Edip Akbayram was born on December 29, 1950, in Gaziantep, Turkey.

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Mehmet Bozkus was born on May 3, 1933, in Gaziantep, Turkey.

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Sinan Tuzcu was born on July 10, 1977, in Gaziantep, Turkey.

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Yavuz Karakas was born on June 7, 1937, in Gaziantep, Turkey.

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Hazal Kaya was born on October 10, 1990, in Gaziantep, Turkey.

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Yagmur Atacan was born on May 19, 1983, in Gaziantep, Turkey.

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Savas Ay was born on March 26, 1954, in Gaziantep, Turkey.

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Cevdet Mercan was born on June 5, 1969, in Gaziantep, Turkey.

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Hasan Celal Guzel was born in 1945, in Gaziantep, Turkey.

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Meltem Savci was born on October 22, 1952, in Gaziantep, Turkey.

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No - Australia Zoo is not a National Park.

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Aydan Sener was born on March 1, 1963, in Kilis, Gaziantep, Turkey.

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Nejat Uygur was born on August 9, 1927, in Kilis, Gaziantep, Turkey.

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Celal Kadri Kinoglu was born on December 16, 1964, in Gaziantep, Turkey.

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Hatice Sena Sabah was born on August 30, 1978, in Gaziantep, Turkey.

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Cem Karci was born in 1982, in Gaziantep, Turkey.

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Arif Kilisli was born on February 8, 1971, in Kilis, Gaziantep, Turkey.

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There is one place which Lahmacun was first made and is famous is Sanliurfa. But there is in Gaziantep, too. Also Tarsus has a different kind of lahmacun which is very small, 5 cm diameter.

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Gaziantep is very hot in summer reaching above 40 degrees celsius but low humidity. in winter it's usually very cold. the best time to travel there is around may.

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* Glasgow in Scotland * Genoa in Italy * Gladstone in Australia * Goa in India * Goderich in Canada * Guantanamo in Cuba * Galveston in the US * Grenoble in France * Geneva in Switzerland * Guadalajara in Mexico * Galcaio in Somalia * Gaziantep in Turkey

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Kurdish is spoken in Eastern Turkey, mostly in Diyarbakır region where there is a concentration of Kurds.

Arabic is not widely spoken in Turkey, there is not a significant Arab community except in Hatay Province and Gaziantep; however, Arabic is used liturgically in Mosques.

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39 degrees north and 32 degrees east represent a specific geographic location on the Earth's surface, which would be in Turkey, near the city of Gaziantep. It is important for defining global locations and coordinates for mapping and navigation purposes.

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The time in Canada ranges from UTC-8 to UTC-3:30 during standard time and UTC-7 to UTC-2:30 during daylight saving time, and the time in Turkey is UTC+3 (until October 2018). Therefore, depending on the location in Canada and the time of year, when it's AM in Canada, the time in Turkey can range from 5:30 AM TRT to 11 PM TRT.

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Send him a letter with an invitation.

Also please note

Your boyfriend will need to have a valid Turkish passport and will have to aply for a visa to enter the UK.

As part of his application, he will need to visit one of the UK visa application centres in Ankara, Bursa, Gaziantep, Istanbul and Izmir.

The link below has full details

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Most Turks only speak Turkish. Those that are bilingual or trilingual often do not speak Arabic (but local languages like Kurdish and English as a foreign language).

Arabic is not an official language in Turkey and primarily spoken by the Syrian Arabs living in Hatay Province and near Gaziantep. This population numbers approximately 3 million people (of a total Turkish population of 80 million people).

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"37 degrees 6 minutes north" is the definition of a parallel of latitude

that encircles the Earth, passing through territory of

-- Portugal

-- Spain, near Granada

-- Tunisia

-- Sicily

-- Greece, near Kalamata

-- Turkey, near Antalya, Adana, and Gaziantep

-- Syria

-- Iraq

-- Iran

-- Turkmenistan

-- Afghanistan

-- Tajikistan

-- China, near Xingtai

-- South Korea, near Osan

-- Japan

-- California, near Salinas

-- Nevada, near Las Vegas

-- Utah, near St. George

-- Colorado

-- Kansas

-- Missouri, near Springfield

-- Illinois

-- Kentucky

-- Virginia, near Roanoke and Newport News

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The coolest place in Turkey in summer is likely to be along the Black Sea coast, such as Trabzon or Rize, where temperatures are generally milder due to the proximity to the sea. The hottest place in Turkey in winter is typically the southeastern region, like Şanlıurfa or Gaziantep, where temperatures can still be quite warm compared to the rest of the country.

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Area code 342 is not assigned to any specific country. In fact, it's not even a valid area code as per the North American Numbering Plan. So, if you're trying to call someone with that area code, you might want to check your numbers again or prepare for a one-way ticket to the Twilight Zone.

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The only countries in the world that end with the letter "P" are Nepal and Philip. Nepal is a landlocked country in South Asia, known for its stunning Himalayan mountains and rich cultural heritage. Meanwhile, Philip is a small island nation in the Pacific Ocean, located near Australia and Indonesia.

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This is a list of the oldest, still surviving, towns and cities in the world. There are some points of contention here and care should be taken when using the list below. The cities have been listed because either the archaeological record has shown, or documents have supported the claim, that the settlement was in existence at the time given. However, presence here should in no way indicate that there is total consensus over the date the city was founded - differences in opinion can result from different definitions of "city" (usually relating to the population size) as well as "continuously inhabited" (relating to changing population size; changes in location and changes in name). Additionally, where an approximate date has been given, the date was treated as the lower end of the estimate for the purposes of the table. The definition of "continuously inhabited city" for the purposes of this list was that there must be evidence to show that the city had been constantly settled by a population of more than 250 for the entire time since the date shown. This is different from there simply being 'evidence of human occupation in the area' and that it may well be different from the numerous other definitions of the term 'city' that are in use. In spite of all this, several cities listed here (Varanasi, Aleppo, Arbil, Byblos and Hebron) each claim to be 'the oldest city in the world'. An attempt has been made to discuss the validity of each of their claims alongside their stated position in the table. 1 Jericho 9,000 B.C.

West Bank, Palestinian Territories Evidence indicates that the city was abandoned several times,

and later expanded and rebuilt several times. 2 Byblos 5,000 BC

Lebanon Carbon-dating tests have set the age of earliest settlement around 7000±80 3 Damascus 4,300 BC

Syria Excavations at Tell Ramad on the outskirts of the city have demonstrated that

Damascus was inhabited as early as 8000 to 10,000 BC.[8] However, Damascus is

not documented as an important city until the coming of the Aramaeans which is

the date used in this table. See reference for presence of urban life among

cattle herders at this date - also due to land fertility and constant water source. 4 Aleppo 4,300 BC

Syria Originating in the early second ‎millennium BC,[9] Syria's second-largest city,

Aleppo, vies with Damascus for the title of the world's oldest ‎continuously inhabited

city. Both can demonstrate occupation for more than 8,000 years 5 Susa 4,000 BC

Iran (Persia) As a city, up to 7500 years of inhabitation 6

Sidon 4,000 BC

Lebanon There is evidence that Sidon was inhabited as long ago as 4000 B.C., and perhaps,

as early as Neolithic times (6000 - 4000 B.C.) 7 Medinat Al-Fayoum (as Crocodilopolis or Arsinoe) 4,000 BC

Egypt 8 Gaziantep 3,650 BC

Turkey This is disputed, although most modern scholars place the Classical Antiochia and

Taurum at Gaziantep, some maintain that it was in fact located at Aleppo. Furthermore,

that the two cities occupy the same site is far from established fact (see Gaziantep).

Assuming this to be the case, the date of founding the present site would be in the

region of 1,000 BC. (see Gaziantep) 9 Hebron 3,500 BC

West Bank, Palestinian Territories Hebron is one of the most ancient cities in the Middle East, and one of the oldest

continuously inhabited cities in the world. It was an ancient Canaanite royal city,

which according to archaeological findings was probably founded in the 35th century BCE;

It is mentioned in the Bible as being the site of Abraham's purchase of the Cave of the

Patriarchs from the Hittites, in a narrative that some recent historians regard as

constituting a late 'pious prehistory' of Israel's settlement.[5]. The Abrahamic

traditions associated with Hebron are nomadic, and may reflect a Kenite element since

the the nomadic Kenites are said to have long occupied the city, [6]and Heber is the name

for a Kenite clan[7] Hebron is also mentioned there as being formerly called Kirjath-arba,

or "city of four", possibly referring to a federation of four townlets, or four hills,

before being conquered by Caleb and the Israelites (Joshua 14:15). Hebron became one of

the principal centers of the Tribe of Judah, and the Judahite King David reigned in the

city until the capture of Jerusalem, when the capital of the Kingdom of Israel was moved

to that city. In 1998, during archeological excavations conducted at Tel Rumeida,

jar handle stamps bearing Hebrew letters dating from 700 BCE, the oldest known

inscription naming the city, were found in Hebron. 10 Istanbul 3,500 BC

Turkey Artifacts dating back to 3500-5000 BC in Fikirtepe (see History of Istanbul)

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Here is a list of the IATA codes of the airports in Turkey:

AIRPORT NAME / LOCATION / IATA Code

Ataturk International Airport / Istanbul /IST

Antalya Airport / Antalya / AYT

Sabiha Gokcen International Airport / Istanbul-Pendik / SAW

Esenboga International Airport / Ankara / ESB

Adnan Menderes Airport / Izmir / ADB

Dalaman Airport / Mugla-Dalaman /DLM

Milas-Bodrum Airport / Mugla -- Bodrum / BJV

Adana Sakirpaşa Airport / Adana / ADA

Trabzon Airport / Trabzon / TZX

Diyarbakir Airport / Diyarbakir / DIY

Oguzeli Airport / Gaziantep-Oguzeli / GZT

Samsun-Carsamba Airport / Samsun-Carsamba / SZF

Kayseri Erkilet Airport / Kayseri / ASR

Van Ferit Melen Airport / Van / VAN

Erzurum Airport / Erzurum / ERZ

Hatay Airport / Hatay-Antakya / HTY

Konya Airport / Konya / KYA

Malatya Erhac Airport / Malatya / MLX

Elazig Airport / Elazig / EZS

Kars Airport / Kars / KSY

Mardin Airport / Mardin / MQM

Sanlıurfa Airport / Sanlıurfa / GNY

Batman Airport / Batman / BAL

Mus Airport / Mus / MSR

Nevsehir Kapadokya Airport / Nevsehir / NAV

Denizli Cardak Airport / Denizli-Cardak / DNZ

Erzincan Airport / Erzincan / ERC

Sivas Airport / Sivas / VAS

Adiyaman Airport / Adiyaman / ADF

Bursa Yenisehir Airport / Bursa-Yenisehir / YEI

Tekirdag Corlu Airport / Tekirdag-Corlu / TEQ

Amasya Merzifon Airport/ Amasya-Merzifon / MZH

Eskisehir Anadolu Airport / Eskisehir / AOE

Sinop Airport / Sinop / SIC

Kahramanmaras Airport / Kahramanmaras / KCM

Balikesir Körfez Airport / Balikesir-Edremit / EDO

Isparta Suleyman Demirel Airport / Isparta / ISE

Zonguldak Airport / Zonguldak-Caycuma / ONQ

Canakkale Airport / Canakkale / CKZ

Usak Airport / Usak / USQ

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Land area: 297,591 sq mi (770,761 sq km); total area: 301,382 sq mi (780,580 sq km)

Population (2009 est.): 76,805,524 (growth rate: 1.3%); birth rate: 18.6/1000; infant mortality rate: 25.8/1000; life expectancy: 71.9; density per sq mi: 239

Capital (2003 est.): Ankara, 3,582,000 (metro. area), 3,456,100 (city proper)

Largest cities: Istanbul, 9,760,000 (metro. area), 8,831,805 (city proper); Izmir, 2,398,200; Bursa, 1,288,900; Adana, 1,219,900; Gaziantep, 979,500

Monetary unit: Turkish lira (YTL)

Turkey is at the northeast end of the Mediterranean Sea in southeast Europe and southwest Asia. To the north is the Black Sea and to the west is the Aegean Sea. Its neighbors are Greece and Bulgaria to the west, Russia, Ukraine, and Romania to the north and northwest (through the Black Sea), Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Iran to the east, and Syria and Iraq to the south. The Dardanelles, the Sea of Marmara, and the Bosporus divide the country. Turkey in Europe comprises an area about equal to the state of Massachusetts. Turkey in Asia is about the size of Texas. Its center is a treeless plateau rimmed by mountains.

a funny fact that most people don't know is Ben Franklin wanted the turkey to be the countries animal instead of the bald eagle. Aparently that did not happen.

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The origin of Baklava is Turkey. There is strong evidence that it is of Central Asian Turkic origin, with its current form being developed in the imperial kitchens of the Topkapı Palace in the Ottoman Empire.

Layered breads used to be created by ancient Turkic peoples in Central Asia, and thin phyllo dough as used today was developed in the kitchens of the Topkapı Palace. Indeed, the Ottoman Sultan used to present trays of baklava to the Janissaries every 15th of the month of Ramadan in a ceremonial procession called the Baklava Alayı.

The word baklava also entered English from Turkish; the Arabic name is doubtless a borrowing from Turkish.

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No,

The Turks are a people originally from Central Asia. It is widely believed that they originate from the Altay mountains in the west of Mongolia. The Original Turks may have also been a Mongolic people who mixed with a Caucasoid people of central Asia called the Tocharians to form the modern day Turkic peoples of Central Asia and Turkey. It is very possible the word Turk is derived from the word Tochar. Turkic people include (Turkish, Azerbaijanis, Uzbeks, Uyghurs, Tatars, Kazakhs, Turkmens and Kyrgyzis. All Turkic people today speak Altaic languages which are similiar to Mongolian.

The Arabs on the other hand are a caucasian race that originate from the middle east.

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Some of the cheeses in the world are Cheedar, Provolone, Mozzerela, Parmesean, Swiss, American, Blue Cheese, Colby Jack, Frision, Guda, Bell Pice, Cacioutta, Gorgonzola, Pecorino, Ricotta, Cream Cheese, Taleggio, Stilton, Stinking Bishop, Limburger, Roquefort, Brie de Meaux, Epoisses, Munster, Camemburt, Pont l'Eveque and more.

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