Doğanşehir

Doğanşehir, (Kurdish: Wêranşar/Mûhacîr‎),[3] also known as Muhacir, Viransehir, Viranşehir,[4] is a district of Malatya Province of Turkey. The mayor is Vahap Küçük (AKP).

Doğanşehir
Doğanşehir
Coordinates: 38°05′45″N 37°52′45″E
Country Turkey
ProvinceMalatya
Government
 • MayorVahap Küçük (AKP)
 • KaymakamMehmet Soğukpınar
Area
 • District1,239.61 km2 (478.62 sq mi)
Population
 (2012)[2]
 • Urban
11,077
 • District
40,832
 • District density33/km2 (85/sq mi)
Post code
445xx
Websitewww.dogansehir.bel.tr

History

Pre-1402

County's first yerleşimininb BC By the Romans in 66 years to spread Christianity in Asia is thought to Create. Change text 758 yılma hand in hand Bizanslılar'm remaining until Zipetra named county, the date of the Abbasid caliph Harun Reşit were seized by the development has been, up to 857 years, the remaining districts in the hands of Arabs, then passed into the hands of Byzantines', seized by Ottoman Sultan Yildirim Beyazit in 1399 then in 1401 was sacked by Timurlane.

1402-1928

In 1515 again became part of the Ottoman territories. After attending 1877-1878 Ottoman-Russian War, immigrants from Posof, Ardahan, Şavşat, Artvin and Trabzon provinces were brought to Viranşehir and the village was called Muhacir which means immigrant.

Post-1928

A village in the township is connected to Besni, was the district center in 1929. 1933 Doğanşehir city separated from Akçadağ in 1 April 1946 and becamean independent district to Malatya. Locations can be visited are Dam, Polat Fish Plateau, Sulu Cave, slapstick, exile, Exchange, Harapşehir İçmece the Beypınarı, Acıpınar Plateau, Sıtmapınarı, Yıldızsubaşı, grove of screaming, Kayapınar, Sürmeli I'ınarı, Erkenek, Sakaltutan Juice, Değir men Deresi, Reşadiye Spring, Kayapınar.KöyleriBucak and villages Topraktepe'de total population is 47,191. Connected to the District of township and village names are: Altıntop, Beğre, Bıçakçı, with Sergeant, screaming, Çömlekoba, Dedeyazı Apple, Eskiköy, Fındıkköy, body, Günedoğru, Gürobası, Hudutköy, Kadı with Kapıdere, Karaterzi, Kelhalil, Koçdere, Small and, Örencik, Polat, Polatdere, Suçatı, Şatırobası, Topraktepe, Yolkoru, Yuval, Bolt, Erkenek, Karanlıkdere, Kurucaova, Reşadiye, with Sava, Beautiful Village.

It is rich in history and mall is located in Tarihİlçe district. The district centres on the ruins of walls BC In the Byzantine period were made in 66 years. Mesire as places in the valley, waterfalls and natural places Erkenek, located in the town Pinarbasi Bolt on.

1986 Earthquake

Result of the earthquake disaster in 1986, Reşadiye Village was divided into two. Half of the village on the fault line was moved Çelikhan way. This thus formed two Reşadiye Villages. The 'moved' in to the village close to the beautiful village was officially renamed.

Geography

The altitude of the town in Malatya Province, 58 km away to the sea level elevation is 1,290 meters. Both Plains and mountains are part of the landscape to the east of the town of Adiyaman province, Çelikhan District, in southern province of Adiyaman and Gölbaşı Besni districts, west of Kahramanmaras Elbistan District, north east and Yeşilyurt Akçadağ districts are located.

  1. Latitude. 38.0919444°, Longitude. 37.8788889° [4]
  2. An artificial pond or lake at Polat Barajı, 12.2 km away, acts as the local resivior [4]
  3. A major streem 19.7 km away is an irrigation water channel cut in the land at Melet Deresi [4]
  4. A local dam, which is a barrier constructed across one of the nearby streams to impound water is 19.6 km away at Sürgü Barajı [4]

The nearest towns are Altıntop (3.5 km away),[4] Günedoğru (6 km away) [4] Çığlık (6.8 km away) [4]

Demographics
  1. Area: 1290 km ²
  2. Total municipal Population: 60,708 (According to the 2000 General Population Census)
  3. City Population: 13,517 (according to the 2000 General Population Census)
  4. City Population: 14,794 (according to [4] in 2011)
  5. Population Density: 50 per km

The area of the town is 1,290 km ². General population according to year 2000 census total population of 60,708 and 13,517 population centres, villages and township population of 47,191 'roll', 5 district of the town, 6 of the municipality has 31 villages.

Dogansehir is in the same time zone as Istanbul.[4]

Economy

District's most important source of income is agriculture. In recent years, significant improvement in fruit industry as a source of livelihood. Apricots and apples are the most important of these products, with a is a significant increase in apple production in recent years. Livestock is usually farmed in the village. Both the district and the villages of central and traditional values, importance is given to local custom. Tourism, mountaineering and monitoring local wildlife are also new attractions.[5]

Transport

The nearest railway/railroad station s located 13 km away at Kadılı İstasyonu and 18. 5 km away at Suçatı İstasyonu. It has facilities comprising ticket office, platforms, etc. and handled train passengers and rail-freight.[4] The local mountain passes are used for transportation from one side to the other of the local mountain ranges at Kömürcü Gediği (18.7 km away), Reşadiye Geçidi (23.2 km away) and Bitme Geçidi (24.7 km away).[4]

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See also

References
  1. "Area of regions (including lakes), km²". Regional Statistics Database. Turkish Statistical Institute. 2002. Retrieved 2013-03-05.
  2. "Population of province/district centers and towns/villages by districts - 2012". Address Based Population Registration System (ABPRS) Database. Turkish Statistical Institute. Retrieved 2013-02-27.
  3. adem Avcıkıran (2009). Kürtçe Anamnez Anamneza bi Kurmancî (PDF) (in Turkish and Kurdish). p. 55. Retrieved 17 December 2019.
  4. "Doğanşehir / Dogansehir, Malatya, Turkey, Asia". TR: Travelingluck.com. Retrieved 2011-10-06.
  5. http://travelingluck.com/Hotel/search?lon=37.8788889&lat=38.0919444&limit=20&verbose=true

External sources
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