List of mayors of Adana

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The following list is the list of mayors of Adana, Turkey, after the proclamation of Turkish republic., [1] [2]

YearsMayorStatus of Adana
1922–1926Ali Münif (Yeğenağa)Provincial center
1926–1938Turhan Cemal BerikerProvincial center
1939–1946Kasım EnerProvincial center
1946–1947Fazlı MetoProvincial center
1947–1950Hazım SavcıProvincial center
1950–1951Numan GüreliProvincial center
1951–1954Zahit AkdağProvincial center
1954–1955Ali SepiciProvincial center
1955–1956Ali BozdanoğluProvincial center
1956–1958Galip AvşaroğluProvincial center
1958–1959Daniş ArıklıoğluProvincial center
1959–1960Ali SepiciProvincial center
1960-1960Talat SungurProvincial center
1960-1960Gafuer SoyluProvincial center
1960–1963Mukadder ÖztekinProvincial center
1963–1968Ali SepiciProvincial center
1968–1973Erdoğan ÖzlüşenProvincial center
1973–1977 Ege Bagatur Provincial center
1977–1980 Selahattin Çolak Provincial center
1980–1981Nuri KorkmazProvincial center
1981–1984Ahmet KelecekProvincial center
1984–1989Aytaç DurakProvincial center
1989–1994Selahattin ÇolakMetropolitan municipality
1994–2010 Aytaç Durak Metropolitan Municipality
2010–2014Zihni AldırmazMetropolitan Municipality
2014–2019Hüseyin SözlüMetropolitan municipality
2019–Zeydan KaralarMetropolitan municipality

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References

  1. Emlak kulisi page (in Turkish)
  2. Wow page (in Turkish)