List of capes of Turkey

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A cape (headland) (Turkish : burun) is a point of land extending into the sea. Turkey, being a country of two big peninsulas (Anatolia and Thrace) is surrounded by four seas and has many capes. The surrounding seas (counter-clockwise from the north) are the Black Sea, the Sea of Marmara, the Aegean Sea, and the Mediterranean Sea.

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The following list gives the names of capes of Turkey. The names are sometimes used with the suffix burun which means cape. [1] [2]

Cape [3] Main peninsulaSeaProvince
Fener Anatolia Black Sea Trabzon
KaleAnatoliaBlack Sea Giresun
ÇamAnatoliaBlack Sea Ordu
Yasun AnatoliaBlack SeaOrdu
CivaAnatoliaBlack Sea Samsun
BafraAnatoliaBlack SeaSamsun
SinopAnatoliaBlack Sea Sinop
İnceAnatoliaBlack SeaSinop
UstaAnatoliaBlack SeaSinop
KerempeAnatoliaBlack Sea Kastamonu
KöpekkayasıAnatoliaBlack SeaKastamonu
BabaAnatoliaBlack Sea Zonguldak
PazarbaşıAnatoliaBlack Sea Kocaeli
ServiThraceBlack Sea Kırklareli
İğneadaThraceBlack Sea Kırklareli
Liman Thrace Marmara Sea Tekirdağ
BozAnatoliaMarmara Sea Yalova
KabsulAnatoliaMarmara Sea Balıkesir
İnceAnatoliaMarmara Sea Çanakkale
Nara ThraceMarmara SeaÇanakkale
BaklaThraceAegean SeaÇanakkale
BüyükkemikliThraceAegean SeaÇanakkale
İlyasbabaThraceAegean SeaÇanakkale
Mehmetçik ThraceAegean SeaÇanakkale
KumAnatoliaAegean SeaÇanakkale
Baba [4] AnatoliaAegean SeaÇanakkale
KumAnatoliaAegean SeaBalıkesir
AslanAnatoliaAegean Sea İzmir
KömürAnatoliaAegean Seaİzmir
TopAnatoliaAegean Seaİzmir
TekeAnatoliaAegean Seaİzmir
DoğanbeyAnatoliaAegean Seaİzmir
DilAnatoliaAegean Sea Aydın
TekağaçAnatoliaAegean Sea Aydın
FenerAnatoliaAegean Sea Muğla
İnceAnatoliaAegean SeaMuğla
İskandilAnatoliaAegean SeaMuğla
Deveboynu AnatoliaAegean SeaMuğla
KaraAnatoliaMediterranean SeaMuğla
KadırgaAnatoliaMediterranean SeaMuğla
KurtoğluAnatoliaMediterranean SeaMuğla
İlbizAnatoliaMediterranean SeaMuğla
YediAnatoliaMediterranean SeaMuğla
YalıAnatoliaMediterranean Sea Antalya
UluAnatoliaMediterranean SeaAntalya
Kırlangıç AnatoliaMediterranean SeaAntalya
ÇavuşAnatoliaMediterranean SeaAntalya
DildardeAnatoliaMediterranean SeaAntalya
Anamur AnatoliaMediterranean Sea Mersin
SulusalmaAnatoliaMediterranean SeaMersin
Tisan AnatoliaMediterranean SeaMersin
İncekumAnatoliaMediterranean SeaMersin
DeliAnatoliaMediterranean SeaMersin
KarataşAnatoliaMediterranean Sea Adana
PortakalAnatoliaMediterranean SeaAdana
AkıncıAnatoliaMediterranean SeaHatay

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References

  1. Faik Sabri Duran, Büyük Atlas (İstanbul: Kanaat Yayınevi, 2001; ISBN   975-7537-04-7).
  2. Türkiye Turizm Atlası 2009 İstanbul:Boyut Yayıncılık,2009`; ISBN   978-975-23-0634-9
  3. The capes on Lake Van are not shown
  4. Westernmost point of Asia