Anatolia

Anatolia (Lang-tr, Lang-gr, Unicode) or Asia Minor is a region of Western Asia, comprising most of the modern Republic of Turkey.

ancient greek geography, geography of turkey, peninsulas of asia, physiographic provinces

Asya Menor, Taurus Range

Anadolu University, Cori, Ionian League

אסיה, Aleppo

Anatolia

Anatolia may be used with reference to: ... Anatolia, the peninsular region between the Black Sea and the Mediterranean Sea.

Mezarkabul

Air Anatolia, Anatolia College, American College of Thessaloniki

History of Anatolia

The History of Anatolia encompasses the region known as Anatolia (Turkish: Anadolu), known by the Latin name of Asia Minor, considered to be the ...

anatolia, ancient greek sites in turkey, hellenistic colonies

Sargon I. The, Antiochus Hierax, Antiochus II, Antiochus III, Attalus III

Peoples, Aetolian League, Apollo, BCE, Cori

Western Asia, Abdera, Africa

Southeastern Anatolia Project

The Southeastern Anatolia Project (lang-tr) is a multi-sector integrated regional development project based on the concept of sustainable development for ...

development projects, economy of turkey, euphrates river, southeastern anatolia project, tigris river

Harran Image, Batman, Dam Campaign, Dam Project, Dicle Dam

Purpose Community, Agriculture Department, European Union, Farmers, IMF

Turkey, Adıyaman

Names of Anatolia

This article describes the origins of the various names of Anatolia throughout history. ... In Ottoman Anatolia and Rumelia also lived communities of ...

country name etymology, history of turkey

Christian Armenians, Mehmed II, Murad II, Rumi, Qing Era

Khorasan

Türkiye, Americas

Eastern Anatolia Region

Eastern Anatolia Region (lang-tr) encompasses the eastern provinces of Turkey, and it is one of the 7 non-administrative subdivisions used for ...

history of armenia, regions of turkey, eastern anatolia region

Van Gölü, Aras Dağı

Elazığ

Turkey, Ağrı

Victoria, Anatolia, and Audax

Saints Victoria, Anatolia, and Audax (lang-it) are venerated as martyrs and saints by the Catholic Church. ... under the name Santa Anatolia, is of 1015, and ...

multiple people, 250 deaths, 3rd-century christian saints, 4th-century christian saints, christian martyrs of the roman era, eastern orthodox saints, italian saints

Victoria, Anatolia, and Audax, Abbot Peter, Aldhelm, Apollinare Nuovo, Bede

Catholic Church

Victoria, Italy