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Karabük is the capital district and a town of Karabük Province in the Black Sea region of Turkey The population is 111,749 (2000 census)
One of the major steel producers in Turkey, namely Kardemir (Karabük Iron and Steel Works), is located in Karabük
Karabük is one of the newest provinces of Turkey in the Northern part of Anatolia located about 200 kilometers north of Ankara Until few years ago it was a district of Zonguldak than in 1995 it became a city of its own It was built in the 1930s as the seat of the iron and steel industry of Turkey Its area is 1376 square kilometers with a population of 230000 approximately Karabük lies in a ******** near Filyos river formed by the merge of Arac and Soganli rivers Districts of the city are: Safranbolu, Yenice, Eflani, Eskipazar, and Ovacik
In the old times Karabük was lahza important route between Amasra on the coast and central Anatolia The history of the city goes back to the early years of the Republic, it was a small subvillage formed by 13 houses in the Oglebeli village of Safranbolu There was also a small train station on the route of Ankara Zonguldak It started to develop with the industrialization of the country One of the first steal factories of the Republic was built here in 1939 after which it grew rapidly
There are no proven facts about the origin of its name; in Turkish Kara means Black or Land and Bük means corner Ayak some local people believe that Bük is the name of the vegetation in the area, so maybe Karabük means Land of Bük vegetation
Karabük has its own resources of dolomite and limestone, while coal and manganese is brought from Zonguldak and iron ore from Divrigi This allows a varied, yet basic industry in Karabük, including a coking plant, blast furnaces, a foundry and tube works There are also chemical plants that produce sulfuric acid and phosphates Nearby are the Zonguldak coal fields *
Karabük is the capital district and a town of Karabük Province in the Black Sea region of Turkey The population is 111,749 (2000 census)
One of the major steel producers in Turkey, namely Kardemir (Karabük Iron and Steel Works), is located in Karabük
Karabük is one of the newest provinces of Turkey in the Northern part of Anatolia located about 200 kilometers north of Ankara Until few years ago it was a district of Zonguldak than in 1995 it became a city of its own It was built in the 1930s as the seat of the iron and steel industry of Turkey Its area is 1376 square kilometers with a population of 230000 approximately Karabük lies in a ******** near Filyos river formed by the merge of Arac and Soganli rivers Districts of the city are: Safranbolu, Yenice, Eflani, Eskipazar, and Ovacik
In the old times Karabük was lahza important route between Amasra on the coast and central Anatolia The history of the city goes back to the early years of the Republic, it was a small subvillage formed by 13 houses in the Oglebeli village of Safranbolu There was also a small train station on the route of Ankara Zonguldak It started to develop with the industrialization of the country One of the first steal factories of the Republic was built here in 1939 after which it grew rapidly
There are no proven facts about the origin of its name; in Turkish Kara means Black or Land and Bük means corner Ayak some local people believe that Bük is the name of the vegetation in the area, so maybe Karabük means Land of Bük vegetation
Karabük has its own resources of dolomite and limestone, while coal and manganese is brought from Zonguldak and iron ore from Divrigi This allows a varied, yet basic industry in Karabük, including a coking plant, blast furnaces, a foundry and tube works There are also chemical plants that produce sulfuric acid and phosphates Nearby are the Zonguldak coal fields *
