Samsun-Vezirköprü

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The most beautiful place is black sea, there is nobody with beautiful springs

There are restaurants on the top floor on the AVM.Ordu road where you can find everything from cheap to expensive in Samsun. If the trail crosses the Black Sea, you can take a nice break and have a meal here.

It is a district of Samsun with a very high population (100.000) together with its villages. The general livelihood is agriculture and the Vezirköprü forest products factory under the auspices of the Turanlar group in the district. In terms of tourism, there are Vezirköprü houses and historical places in the center. In terms of nature tourism, there is Şahinkaya canyon formed by Kızılırmak river, 25 km away from the district. Boat tours are made on the canyon.

It has a perfect history, a legendary culture, an incredible nature as a place, a little further away from civilization as a person, but a cute and charming town, and at the same time, Turkey's most villages are in this district.

Vezirköprü, the town of Viziers, is a district with a population of 25,852 according to 2007 data of Samsun province. It reaches 107,868 with its villages. The distance of Vezirköprü to Samsun is 110 km. The district is roughly 35 ° 48 lem - 35 ° 01 41 with eastern longitudes between 41 ° 00 lam - 41 ° 19 35 north latitudes. The district is surrounded by Alaçam and Sinop's Durağan in the north, Bafra in the northeast, Havza in the east, Osmancık in the southwest and Saraydüzü in the west by Sinop. Transportation to other city centers of Vezirköprü is provided by road. history The history of Vezirköprü dates back to Hittites (2000 BC to 700 BC). The first city was founded by the Hittites 2.5 km away from the current district center. This is the first establishment of Vezirköprü. As a result of archaeological excavations made in recent years, it is thought that Nerik, the holy city of the Hittites, was in Vezirköprü. Excavations at the mound in the district of Oymaagac revealed important historical artifacts as well as tablet pieces written in cuneiform scripts for the first time in the Black Sea region. It was also noticed that the holy city Nerik expressed seals were processed on these tablet pieces. This increases the importance of this region. Archaeologists strongly think that the place where the pieces are located is the place where the city of Nerik settles and they continue the excavations with care. All the pieces found are exhibited in the museum in Samsun. In 1200 BC, this region was dominated by Phrygian domination and Paflagonya. Later this place was captured by Alexander the Great. The city was demolished by the influx of the Phrygians and the Byzantines were established for the second time. His name was then Fezimon or Teakliodiopolis. In the district, the columns of the Byzantine period and the columns of the column were found. At that time, the city was the richest city in the surrounding area. In the battles of the Seljuks with the Byzantines, Vezirköprü returned to ruin. Later, the district of Danişmentlilerin hands could not be built due to the Crusades. However, Sultan Mesut re-established the town for the third time in 1160 under the name Gadegara. Vezirköprü was frequently oppressed during the Celali rebellions of 1695 and the town was plundered and destroyed. For this reason, two fortresses, namely Taşkale and Toprakkale, were built. The neighborhoods built on these castle ruins are now called by the same names. After the Celali revolts, Köprülü Mehmet Paşa had repaired the demolished buildings in the district and also made new works. Skeleton as of today is the current status. Vezirköprü, who is in Amasya Mutassarqqqqqq due to the administrative authority of the Beyler Principality; It was connected to Amasya until 1925, while it was connected to Samsun in 1925. Mehmet Pasha took the name of the district Vezirköprüsü in the time of Sadareti. Vezirköprü is the name of the district in a shorter way. Canik Sanjak in the administrative section of 1892, was connected to the province of Trabzon. During this period, the province of Trabzon, the central sanjak, Canik, Lazistan and Gümüşhane sancakları were. A total of 8 accidents in the Canik Sanjak were as follows: Center, Bafra, Ünye, Fatsa, Terme and Çarşamba. Ladik, Vezirköprü and the basin were in the province of Sivas in this period. The Canik banner kept its position in 1892 in the administrative divisions of 1896 and 1903 (Vikipedia).

The historical city of Vezirköprü, which is older than the Romans with its historical texture, still bears the traces of history today. Köprülü Mehmet Pasha, whose name we often hear about in history books, was also brought up here. As a rural area, this city has a lot of natural wealth within its borders. Şahinkaya Canyon, Vezirsuyu campsites and Beaver Forests are here...