Turkish cities (CTP1)

Turkish cities are cities that can be founded by the Turkish civilization in Civilization: Call to Power. The first city founded is the capital, and the names of future cities are chosen in the order they appear on the list below.
The names listed are default names; players can change their cities' names if they choose.
== List of cities ==
Founding Order	City Name 	Notes
1 	Ankara 	Capital of Turkey
2 	Istanbul 	Former capital of and largest city in Turkey; still called Constantinople at the time of the Ottoman Empire
3 	Bursa 	Second capital of the Ottoman Empire
4 	Konya 	Seventh-most populous city in Turkey
5 	Samsun 	Major port on the Black Sea; Atatürk launched the Turkish War of Independence in that city
6 	Gaziantep 	Sixth largest city in Turkey
7 	Diyarbakir	Third largest city in the Southeastern Anatolia region
8 	Izmir 	Third-most populous city in Turkey
9 	Kayseri 	Large industrialized city in the Anatolian Plateau
10 	Malatya 	Renown for its apricots
11 	Marsin 	A large Mediterranean port city
12 	Antalya 	Eighth largest city in Turkey
13 	Zonguldak 	Established as a Black Sea port city because of the nearby coal mines
14 	Denizli 	Home of the Pamukkale hot springs
15 	Oidu 	Port City on the Black Sea in Turkey
16 	Mugla 	Mobolla to the native people
17 	Eskisehir 	City in Anatolia, the ancient Dorylaeum
18 	Inebolu 	A port town on the Black Sea
19 	Sinop 	City on the Black Sea, the Ancient Sinope; Capital of Sinop Province
20 	Adana 	Major city in Southern Turkey
21 	Tarsus 	Captured from the Ottomans by Egypt and remained under the control of Egypt for 8 years; birthplace of Paul the Apostle
22 	Artuin 	Modern city of Artvin, Turkey
23 	Bodrum 	Home of the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus
24 	Eregli 	Three separate cities that are referred to collectively as Ereğli
25 	Silifke 	Formerly called Seleucia on the Calycadnus
26 	Sivas 	City in central Turkey and the seat of Sivas Province
27 	Amasya 	City in Northern Turkey
28 	Marmaris 	Major Mediterranean port for the Ottoman Navy
29 	Kastamonu 	Seat of Kastamonu province and formerly called Kastamone
30 	Afyon 	Afyonkarahisar; A major producer of opium until the 1960s, when international pressure resulted in the fields being destroyed
== See also ==
* Turkish cities in other games
Category:Cities (CTP1)
Category:Turkish cities