Pınarbaşı (Kayseri)

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Pınarbaşı (Kayseri) (Turkey)
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Basic data
Province (il) : Kayseri
Coordinates : 38 ° 43 '  N , 36 ° 23'  E Coordinates: 38 ° 43 '22 "  N , 36 ° 23' 4"  E
Height : 1510  m
Surface: 3,382 km²
Residents : 26,559 (2013)
Population density : 8 inhabitants per km²
Telephone code : (+90) 352
Postal code : 38700
License plate : 38
Structure and administration (status: 2014)
Mayor : Dursun Ataş ( MHP )
Website:
Pınarbaşı County
Residents : 26,559 (2013)
Surface: 3,382 km²
Population density : 8 inhabitants per km²
Kaymakam : Kamil Aksoy
Website (Kaymakam):
Template: Infobox location in Turkey / maintenance / district
Pınarbaşı

Pınarbaşı is a city and a district in the Turkish province of Kayseri . Since a regional reform in 2014, the municipality ( Belediye ) is congruent with the district (İlçe). All previous villages ( Köy ) are now districts ( Mahalle ) of the municipality. The city is located about 40 kilometers east of the provincial capital Kayseri .

Pınarbaşı is the largest district in the province in terms of area and lies in its east. It is bordered by Sarız to the southeast, Tomarza to the southwest, Bünyan to the west, Akkışla to the northwest, and Sivas Province to the north and east . The D-300 road runs through the district from west to east, and leads from Izmir in the west via Kayseri to Van . In the city, the D-815 branches off to the south, which continues via Sarız as D-825 and later D-835 to Gaziantep . In the southeast of the district is the northern slope of the Tahtalı Dağları Mountains , in the northwest of the Aygörmez Dağı with 2233 meters and the Hınzır Dağı with 2461 meters. The Zamantı Irmağı flows through the city and merges with the Göksu to the Seyhan to the south and flows into the Mediterranean Sea. It is dammed up west of the district town to Bahçelik Barajı .

At the village Melikgazi, about 15 kilometers west of Pınarbaşı are the same Byzantine - Seljuk Castle (also Zamantı River Kalesi ) and a mausoleum (Melikgazi Türbesi) . At the village of Karakuyu in the northeast of the district, the remains of a Hittite dam with an inscription of the great king Tudhalija IV can be seen.

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Individual evidence

  1. a b Turkish Institute for Statistics ( Memento from July 14, 2014 in the Internet Archive ), accessed June 14, 2014
  2. Sevgi Parlak: Une citadelle du Moyen Age: Forteresse de Tzamandos (Zamanti) . In: Synergies Turquie No. 4 (2011) 59-68.
  3. Horst Ehringhaus: Gods, rulers, inscriptions. The rock reliefs of the Hittite Empire in Turkey. Zabern, Mainz 2005, pp. 49-50.