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SEDE

Rize

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ADANA (Seyhan)

BURSA (Brusa) - the first capital of the Ottoman state

IZMIR (Smyrna) - port

IZMIT - port

SINOP - port

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ALANYA (Alanya) - port

ANKARA - the capital

MERSIN - port

SAMSUNG - port

SEYKHAN - see Adana

SMYRNA - see Izmir

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ANTALYA - port

KUTAHIA

ISTANBUL - port

TRABZON (Trebizond) - port

ERZURUM (Erzerum)

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TRAPEZUND - see Trabzon

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Iskenderun - port

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