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Provinces of Turkey
Türkiye'nin İlleri (Turkish)
Category Unitary state
Location Republic of Turkey
Number 81 Provinces
Populations 74,412 (Bayburt) – 14,377,018 (Istanbul Province)
Areas 850 km2 (327 sq mi) (Yalova) – 38,260 km2 (14,771 sq mi) (Konya)
Government Provincial government, National government
Subdivisions İlçe





























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Turkey is divided into 81 provinces (Turkish: il). Each province is divided into a number of different districts (ilçe). Each provincial government is seated in the central district (merkez ilçe). The central district usually bears the name of the province (e.g. the city of Van is the central district of Van Province). There are only three exceptions[1] to this naming scheme:




  • Adapazarı of Sakarya Province


  • Antakya of Hatay Province


  • İzmit of Kocaeli Province


Each province is administered by an appointed governor (vali) from the Ministry of the Interior.




Contents






  • 1 List of provinces


  • 2 Codes


  • 3 Governors


  • 4 Defunct provinces


  • 5 See also


  • 6 References





List of provinces


Below is a list of the 81 provinces of Turkey, sorted according to their license plate codes. Initially, the order of the codes matched the alphabetical order of the province names. After Zonguldak (code 67), the ordering is not alphabetical, but in the order of the creation of provinces, as these provinces were created more recently and thus their plate numbers were assigned after the initial set of codes had been assigned.





































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Provinces of the Republic of Turkey

Name
 Area (km²)
 Population (2000 census)
 Population (2013-2014 estimate)[2]
01
Adana
 14,045.56
 1,854,270
 2,165,595
02
Adıyaman
 7,606.16
 623,811
 597,835
03
Afyonkarahisar
 14,718.63
 812,416
 706,371
04
Ağrı
 11,498.67
 528,744
 549,435
05
Amasya
 5,703.78
 365,231
 321,913
06
Ankara
 25,401.94
 4,007,860
 5,150,072
07
Antalya
 20,790.56
 1,719,751
 2,222,562
08
Artvin
 7,367.10
 191,934
 169,674
09
Aydın
 7,904.43
 950,757
 1,041,979
10
Balıkesir
 14,472.73
 1,076,347
 1,189,057
11
Bilecik
 4,306.77
 194,326
 209,925
12
Bingöl
 8,253.51
 253,739
 266,019
13
Bitlis
 7,094.50
 388,678
 338,023
14
Bolu
 8,323.39
 270,654
 284,789
15
Burdur
 7,134.95
 256,803
 256,898
16
Bursa
 10,886.38
 2,125,140
 2,787,539
17
Çanakkale
 9,950.43
 464,975
 511,790
18
Çankırı
 7,491.89
 270,355
 183,550
19
Çorum
 12,796.21
 597,065
 527,220
20
Denizli
 11,804.19
 950,757
 978,700
21
Diyarbakır
 15,204.01
 1,362,708
 1,635,048
22
Edirne
 6,097.91
 402,606
 400,280
23
Elazığ
 9,281.45
 569,616
 568,753
24
Erzincan
 11,727.55
 316,841
 223,633
25
Erzurum
 25,330.90
 937,389
 763,320
26
Eskişehir
 13,902.03
 706,009
 812,320
27
Gaziantep
 6,844.84
 1,285,249
 1,889,466
28
Giresun
 6,831.58
 523,819
 429,984
29
Gümüşhane
 6,437.01
 186,953
 146,353
30
Hakkâri
 7,178.88
 236,581
 276,287
31
Hatay
 5,831.36
 1,253,726
 1,519,836
32
Isparta
 8,871.08
 513,681
 418,780
33
Mersin
 15,512.25
 1,651,400
 1,727,255
34
Istanbul
 5,315.33
 10,018,735
 14,377,018
35
İzmir
 12,015.61
 3,370,866
 4,113,072
36
Kars
 10,139.09
 325,016
 296,466
37
Kastamonu
 13,157.98
 375,476
 368,907
38
Kayseri
 17,109.33
 1,060,432
 1,322,376
39
Kırklareli
 6,299.78
 328,461
 343,723
40
Kırşehir
 6,530.32
 253,239
 222,707
41
Kocaeli
 3,625.29
 1,206,085
 1,722,795
42
Konya
 40,813.52
 2,192,166
 2,108,808
43
Kütahya
 12,013.57
 656,903
 571,554
44
Malatya
 12,102.70
 853,658
 769,544
45
Manisa
 13,228.50
 1,260,169
 1,367,905
46
Kahramanmaraş
 14,456.74
 1,002,384
 1,089,038
47
Mardin
 8,806.04
 705,098
 788,996
48
Muğla
 12,949.21
 715,328
 894,509
49
Muş
 8,067.16
 453,654
 411,216
50
Nevşehir
 5,391.64
 309,914
 286,250
51
Niğde
 7,365.29
 348,081
 343,898
52
Ordu
 5,952.49
 887,765
 724,268
53
Rize
 3,921.98
 365,938
 329,779
54
Sakarya
 4,880.19
 756,168
 932,706
55
Samsun
 9,364.10
 1,209,137
 1,269,989
56
Siirt
 5,473.29
 263,676
 318,366
57
Sinop
 5,816.55
 225,574
 204,526
58
Sivas
 28,567.34
 755,091
 623,116
59
Tekirdağ
 6,342.30
 623,591
 906,732
60
Tokat
 10,072.62
 828,027
 597,920
61
Trabzon
 4,664.04
 975,137
 766,782
62
Tunceli
 7,685.66
 93,584
 86,527
63
Şanlıurfa
 19,336.21
 1,443,422
 1,845,667
64
Uşak
 5,363.09
 322,313
 349,459
65
Van
 19,414.14
 877,524
 1,085,542
66
Yozgat
 14,074.09
 682,919
 432,560
67
Zonguldak
 3,309.86
 615,599
 598,796
68
Aksaray
 7,965.51
 396,084
 384,252
69
Bayburt
 3,739.08
 97,358
 80,607
70
Karaman
 8,868.90
 243,210
 240,362
71
Kırıkkale
 4,569.76
 383,508
 271,092
72
Batman
 4,659.21
 456,734
 557,593
73
Şırnak
 7,151.57
 353,197
 488,966
74
Bartın
 2,080.36
 184,178
 189,405
75
Ardahan
 4,967.63
 133,756
 100,809
76
Iğdır
 3,587.81
 168,634
 192,056
77
Yalova
 850.46
 168,593
 226,514
78
Karabük
 4,108.80
 225,102
 231,333
79
Kilis
 1,427.76
 114,724
 128,781
80
Osmaniye
 3,195.99
 458,782
 506,807
81
Düzce
 2,592.95
 314,266
 355,549



Codes


The province's ISO code suffix number, the first two digits of the vehicle registration plates of Turkey, and the first digits of the postal codes in Turkey are the same. The Nomenclature of Territorial Units for Statistics (NUTS) codes are different.





















































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Name
ISO 3166-2
NUTS
Phone prefix

Adana
 TR-01
 TR621
 322

Adıyaman
 TR-02
 TRC12
 416

Afyonkarahisar
 TR-03
 TR332
 272

Ağrı
 TR-04
 TRA21
 472

Aksaray
 TR-68
 TR712
 382

Amasya
 TR-05
 TR834
 358

Ankara
 TR-06
 TR510
 312

Antalya
 TR-07
 TR611
 242

Ardahan
 TR-75
 TRA24
 478

Artvin
 TR-08
 TR905
 466

Aydın
 TR-09
 TR321
 256

Balıkesir
 TR-10
 TR221
 266

Bartın
 TR-74
 TR813
 378

Batman
 TR-72
 TRC32
 488

Bayburt
 TR-69
 TRA13
 458

Bilecik
 TR-11
 TR413
 228

Bingöl
 TR-12
 TRB13
 426

Bitlis
 TR-13
 TRB23
 434

Bolu
 TR-14
 TR424
 374

Burdur
 TR-15
 TR613
 248

Bursa
 TR-16
 TR411
 224

Çanakkale
 TR-17
 TR222
 286

Çankırı
 TR-18
 TR822
 376

Çorum
 TR-19
 TR833
 364

Denizli
 TR-20
 TR322
 258

Diyarbakır
 TR-21
 TRC22
 412

Düzce
 TR-81
 TR423
 380

Edirne
 TR-22
 TR212
 284

Elazığ
 TR-23
 TRB12
 424

Erzincan
 TR-24
 TRA12
 446

Erzurum
 TR-25
 TRA11
 442

Eskisehir
 TR-26
 TR412
 222

Gaziantep
 TR-27
 TRC11
 342

Giresun
 TR-28
 TR903
 454

Gümüşhane
 TR-29
 TR906
 456

Hakkari
 TR-30
 TRB24
 438

Hatay
 TR-31
 TR631
 326

Iğdır
 TR-76
 TRA23
 476

Isparta
 TR-32
 TR612
 246

Istanbul-I (Thrace)
 TR-34
 TR100
 212

Istanbul-II (Anatolia)
 TR-34
 TR100
 216

İzmir
 TR-35
 TR310
 232

Kahramanmaraş
 TR-46
 TR632
 344

Karabük
 TR-78
 TR812
 370

Karaman
 TR-70
 TR522
 338

Kars
 TR-36
 TRA22
 474

Kastamonu
 TR-37
 TR821
 366

Kayseri
 TR-38
 TR721
 352

Kilis
 TR-79
 TRC13
 348

Kırıkkale
 TR-71
 TR711
 318

Kırklareli
 TR-39
 TR213
 288

Kırşehir
 TR-40
 TR715
 386

Kocaeli (İzmit)
 TR-41
 TR421
 262

Konya
 TR-42
 TR521
 332

Kütahya
 TR-43
 TR333
 274

Malatya
 TR-44
 TRB11
 422

Manisa
 TR-45
 TR331
 236

Mardin
 TR-47
 TRC31
 482

Mersin
 TR-33
 TR622
 324

Muğla
 TR-48
 TR323
 252

Muş
 TR-49
 TRB22
 436

Nevşehir
 TR-50
 TR714
 384

Niğde
 TR-51
 TR713
 388

Ordu
 TR-52
 TR902
 452

Osmaniye
 TR-80
 TR633
 328

Rize
 TR-53
 TR904
 464

Sakarya (Adapazarı)
 TR-54
 TR422
 264

Samsun
 TR-55
 TR831
 362

Şanlıurfa
 TR-63
 TRC21
 414

Siirt
 TR-56
 TRC34
 484

Sinop
 TR-57
 TR823
 368

Sivas
 TR-58
 TRC33
 346

Şırnak
 TR-73
 TR722
 486

Tekirdağ
 TR-59
 TR211
 282

Tokat
 TR-60
 TR832
 356

Trabzon
 TR-61
 TR901
 462

Tunceli
 TR-62
 TRB14
 428

Uşak
 TR-64
 TR334
 276

Van
 TR-65
 TRB21
 432

Yalova
 TR-77
 TR425
 226

Yozgat
 TR-66
 TR723
 354

Zonguldak
 TR-67
 TR811
 372


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Province
 Name
 Since
Adana Hüseyin Avni Coş 2011
Adıyaman Ramazan Sodan 2008
Afyonkarahisar İrfan Balkanlıoğlu 2010
Ağrı Ali Yerlikaya 2010
Aksaray Orhan Alimoğlu 2008
Amasya Abdil Celil Öz 2011
Ankara Alâaddin Yüksel 2010
Antalya Ahmet Altıparmak 2010
Ardahan Mustafa Tekmen 2009
Artvin Mustafa Yemlihalıoğlu 2009
Aydın Kerem Al 2011
Balıkesir Yılmaz Arslan 2009
Bartın Halil Işık 2008
Batman Ahmet Turhan 2009
Bayburt Hasan İpek 2011
Bilecik Halil İbrahim Akpınar 2010
Bingöl Mustafa Hakan Güvençer 2010
Bitlis Nurettin Yılmaz 2008
Bolu İbrahim Özçimen 2010
Burdur Süleyman Tapsız 2010
Bursa Şahabettin Harput 2007
Çanakkale Güngör Azim Tuna 2011
Çankırı Şemsettin Uzun 2008
Çorum Nurullah Çakır 2010
Denizli Yavuz Erkmen 2008
Diyarbakır Mustafa Toprak 2010
Düzce Vasip Şahin 2010
Edirne Gökhan Sözer 2010
Elazığ Muammer Erol 2008
Erzincan Abdulkadir Demir 2008
Erzurum Sebahattin Öztürk 2009
Eskişehir Mehmet Kılıçlar 2008
Gaziantep Erdal Ata 2011
Giresun Dursun Ali Şahin 2011
Gümüşhane Yusuf Mayda 2011
Hakkari Muammer Türker 2008
Hatay Mehmet Celalettin Lekesiz 2009
Iğdır Amir Çiçek 2010
Isparta Memduh Oğuz 2010
Istanbul Hüseyin Avni Mutlu 2010
İzmir Mustafa Cahit Kıraç 2007
Kahramanmaraş Şükrü Kocatepe 2010
Karabük İzzettin Küçük 2010
Karaman Süleyman Kahraman 2010
Kars Ahmet Kara 2009
Kastamonu Erdoğan Bektaş 2010
Kayseri Mevlüt Bilici 2007
Kilis Yusuf Odabaş 2011
Kırıkkale Hakan Yusuf Güner 2009
Kırklareli Cengiz Aydoğdu 2009
Kırşehir Mehmet Ufuk Erden 2009
Kocaeli Ercan Topaca 2010
Konya Aydın Nezih Doğan 2009
Kütahya Kenan Çiftçi 2010
Malatya Ulvi Saran 2009
Manisa Halil İbrahim Daşöz 2011
Mardin Turhan Ayvaz 2011
Mersin (İçel) Hasan Basri Güzeloğlu 2010
Muğla Fatih Şahin 2010
Muş Erdoğan Bektaş 2008
Nevşehir Abdurrahman Savaş 2010
Niğde Alim Barut 2009
Ordu Ali Kaban 2008
Osmaniye Celalettin Cerrah 2009
Rize Seyfullah Hacımüftüoğlu 2009
Sakarya Mustafa Büyük 2010
Samsun Hüseyin Aksoy 2010
Siirt Musa Çolak 2010
Şırnak Vahdettin Özkan 2010
Sinop Ahmet Cengiz 2010
Sivas Ali Kolat 2009
Tekirdağ Zübeyir Kemelek 2009
Tokat Şerif Yılmaz 2009
Trabzon Recep Kızılcık 2009
Tunceli Osman Kaymak 2014
Şanlıurfa Nuri Okutan 2009
Uşak Özdemir Çakacak 2009
Van Münir Karaloğlu 2009
Yalova Osman Çapalı 2011
Yozgat Necati Şentürk 2010
Zonguldak Erol Ayyıldız 2011


Defunct provinces




A 1927 map of the provinces of Turkey




  • Çatalca, now part of Istanbul Province


  • Gelibolu, now part of Çanakkale Province


  • İçel (Silifke), now part of Mersin Province


  • Kozan, now part of Adana Province


  • Şebinkarahisar, now part of Giresun Province


  • Elazığ Madeni, now part of Elazığ Province


  • Genç, now part of Bingöl Province


  • Doğubeyazıt, now part of Ağrı Province


  • Siverek, now part of Şanlıurfa Province



See also



  • Bucak

  • Districts of Turkey

  • Metropolitan centers in Turkey

  • Regions of Turkey

  • Villages of Turkey

  • ISO 3166-2:TR

  • Muhtar (title)



References





  1. ^ There were 4. The city of Mersin was previously the central district of İçel province.


  2. ^ "İllerin aldığı, verdiği göç, net göç ve net göç hızı, 1980-2018" [Provincial in-migration, out-migration, net migration, rate of net migration, 1980-2018] (in English and Turkish). Turkish Statistical Institute. Retrieved March 6, 2019.CS1 maint: Unrecognized language (link).mw-parser-output cite.citation{font-style:inherit}.mw-parser-output .citation q{quotes:"""""""'""'"}.mw-parser-output .citation .cs1-lock-free a{background:url("//upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/65/Lock-green.svg/9px-Lock-green.svg.png")no-repeat;background-position:right .1em center}.mw-parser-output .citation .cs1-lock-limited a,.mw-parser-output .citation .cs1-lock-registration a{background:url("//upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/d6/Lock-gray-alt-2.svg/9px-Lock-gray-alt-2.svg.png")no-repeat;background-position:right .1em center}.mw-parser-output .citation .cs1-lock-subscription a{background:url("//upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/aa/Lock-red-alt-2.svg/9px-Lock-red-alt-2.svg.png")no-repeat;background-position:right .1em center}.mw-parser-output .cs1-subscription,.mw-parser-output .cs1-registration{color:#555}.mw-parser-output .cs1-subscription span,.mw-parser-output .cs1-registration span{border-bottom:1px dotted;cursor:help}.mw-parser-output .cs1-ws-icon a{background:url("//upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/4c/Wikisource-logo.svg/12px-Wikisource-logo.svg.png")no-repeat;background-position:right .1em center}.mw-parser-output code.cs1-code{color:inherit;background:inherit;border:inherit;padding:inherit}.mw-parser-output .cs1-hidden-error{display:none;font-size:100%}.mw-parser-output .cs1-visible-error{font-size:100%}.mw-parser-output .cs1-maint{display:none;color:#33aa33;margin-left:0.3em}.mw-parser-output .cs1-subscription,.mw-parser-output .cs1-registration,.mw-parser-output .cs1-format{font-size:95%}.mw-parser-output .cs1-kern-left,.mw-parser-output .cs1-kern-wl-left{padding-left:0.2em}.mw-parser-output .cs1-kern-right,.mw-parser-output .cs1-kern-wl-right{padding-right:0.2em}












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