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Tekirdağ Süleymanpaşa District

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Tekirdag Suleymanpasa 100. Year Quarter It is one of the favorite neighborhoods of Süleymanpaşa. 8th Mechanized Infantry Brigade Command - General Nurettin Aknoz Barracks, especially many official institutions, schools, restaurants are home to important places. In our neighborhood, where our municipality offers hot meals to the citizens and meets their needs, it also serves our citizens of a
The economy of this village, which is 27 km away from Süleymanpaşa, the central district of Tekirdağ, is based on agriculture and animal husbandry. There is no primary school in the village. Children of school age either go to the surrounding villages or are enrolled in the central neighborhood schools. The village has a drinking water network and a sewerage network. There is no PTT branch and
Tekirdag Suleymanpasa Ahmetce Mahallesi The economy of the village, which is 32 km away from Süleymanpaşa, the central district of Tekirdağ, is based on agriculture and animal husbandry. In the village, there is no primary school. Children of school age receive education either in the surrounding villages or in the neighborhoods connected to the center. The village has a drinking water network
Tekirdag Suleymanpasa Akcahalil Mahallesi It is known that the people of the village came from Karaman and settled with Süleyman Pasha, who was the first to cross to Thrace. Since its founder was a white gentleman named Halil, the name of the village came from here. Tekirdağ central district is 33 km away from Süleymanpaşa. The economy of the village is based on agriculture and animal husband
Tekirdag Suleymanpasa Altinova Mahallesi Altınova Neighborhood is a seaside neighborhood in the borders of Süleymanpaşa district. This charming neighborhood, which is one of the oldest settlements of Tekirdağ's locals, is still one of the rare neighborhoods where the old neighborhood ties are preserved. This neighborhood, where the famous King's Road passes along the coast, has three school
Tekirdag Suleymanpasa Araphaci Mahallesi Tekirdağ central district is 35 km away from Süleymanpaşa. The economy of the village is based on agriculture and animal husbandry. In the village, there is no primary school and transportation education is utilized. The village has a drinking water network and a sewerage network.  There is no PTT branch and PTT agency. There is no health clinic and no
Tekirdag Suleymanpasa Aşağıkılıçlı Mahallesi Tekirdağ central district is 18 km away from Süleymanpaşa. The economy of the village is based on agriculture and animal husbandry. In the village, there is a primary school, but besides the fact that it cannot be used, there is also a use of transportable education. The village has a drinking water network but no sewer network. There is no P
Tekirdag Suleymanpasa Ataturk Mahallesi
Tekirdag Suleymanpasa Avsar Mahallesi It is one of the small villages formed by the settlement of the Oğuzs from the Avşar tribe in this village and its surroundings during the migrations that took place in ancient times. Tekirdağ central district is 20 km away from Süleymanpaşa. The economy of the village is based on agriculture and animal husbandry. In the village, there is no primary scho
Tekirdag Suleymanpasa Aydogdu Mahallesi When it comes to Aydoğdu Neighborhood in Süleymanpaşa, the first thing that comes to mind is our Roma brothers. Tekira Shopping Mall, the largest shopping center of Tekirdağ, is in this neighborhood. It embraces the bazaar shops of Süleymanpaşa. It is one of the preferred neighborhoods with its central location. The population in 2019 is 10,837.
Tekirdag Suleymanpasa Bahcelievler Mahallesi Bahçelievler Neighborhood is a neighborhood where there are more summer houses and the population increases a lot in the summer season. In addition, the first TOKI houses of Tekirdağ were built in this neighborhood. The large restaurants in the neighborhood are preferred because they are on the road route to Istanbul and far from the city center.
Tekirdag Suleymanpasa Banarli Mahallesi Süleymanpaşa is a village in the District of Süleymanpaşa, Tekirdağ Province, Turkey. The old name of the neighborhood is called Pınarlı because there are many springs in the neighborhood. There are tombstones dating back to the year 1310 (1892-93) in the neighborhood. It has 3 neighborhoods in itself and each neighborhood has its own cemetery. Neig
Tekirdag Suleymanpasa Barbaros Mahallesi From Ancient Sources, 6th century BC. In the twentieth century, on the northern shores of the Sea of Propontis (Marmara), the existence of a city called Byzantium, founded by the colonists of Samos, was known. Again, according to Homer, Herodotus and Xenophon, indigenous peoples lived in the region before the establishment of colonial cities. Although t
Kumbağ Kumbağ, which is 15 km away from Süleymanpaşa, is an important tourism center. The wide sandy beaches of Kumbağ, which is closed to the northern winds, are natural beaches. In Kumbağ, there are various touristic facilities and public beaches in the region, especially in the forest recreation facilities. Kumbağ, which is connected to Süleymanpaşa, the central district of Tekirda
Tekirdağ Değirmenaltı is a village in the District of Tekirdağ, Tekirdağ Province, Turkey. The history of the neighborhood dates back to the 19th century. The name of the neighborhood comes from the site of an old mill. In the neighborhood, economic activities such as agriculture, animal husbandry and fishing are carried out. The population of the neighborhood is 2,345 people as of 2020. In t
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Tekirdağ Süleymanpaşa District

Tekirdağ has a settlement of about 6,000 years. Due to its fertile lands and its location between Anatolia and the Balkans, it has been under the domination of various cultures and tribes in history.

In prehistoric and posthistoric times, inhabited places have been identified. Finds belonging to the Chalcolithic Age have been found in Güngörmez and Güneşkaya Caves in Şarköy district and Toptepehöyük in Marmara Ereğlisi. According to the researches made on the coastal strip surface of Tekirdağ, it is understood that it is a dense settlement belonging to the First Bronze Age. A great wave of migration occurred in Thrace during the Last Bronze Age and the Early Iron Age.

Thrace, 7th century BC It was opened to trade with the establishment of Greek colonies in the twentieth century. In this period, cities were established on the Marmara coast of Thrace. After the Scythian Expedition of the Persian King Dereus in 514-513 BC, the Persian rule continued until the Attik-Delos Naval Union, which was established by Athens against the Persian danger in 478-477 BC, cleared the Persians from Thrace. In 342 BC, King Philip II of Macedon annexed Thrace and annexed the Kingdom of Odrys to himself. After the death of Philip's eldest son Alexander, Thrace came under the rule of Lysimachos.

The developments that started with the Roman Emperor Tiberius sending a governor to Thrace resulted in the establishment of a Roman Province in Thrace by the Emperor Claudius in 46 AD. Thrace remained under Roman rule for many years. Thrace, which remained within the Eastern Roman Empire with the division of the empire into two in 395 AD, began to pass to the domination of the Turks in 1354 with the landing of the forces under the command of Süleyman Pasha at Gallipoli. In 1356, Şarköy and Malkara were captured, and in 1357, Murat I took Tekirdağ and Çorlu under Turkish rule.

The lands of our province, which were subjected to Bulgarian occupation in the Balkan Wars (1912), were liberated from enemy occupation in 1913. After World War I, the Greek forces, benefiting from the privileges given by the Armistice of Mudros, occupied Tekirdağ on July 20, 1920, but the Greek occupation was ended on November 13, 1922 and the lands of Tekirdağ passed back to Turkish administration.

As a result of the new organization initiated in accordance with the Teşkilat-ı Esasiye Law dated January 20, 1921, Tekirdağ became a province; Under the difficult conditions of the War of Independence, organization could not be achieved immediately, and just before the proclamation of the Republic, it could be turned into a provincial center on October 15, 1923.

Our province, which was known as Bisanthe (5th century BC), Rhaedestus (343 BC-AD.843), Rhodosto (843-1358 AD), Rhodeschuk (1358 AD.1358-With the conquest of the Ottomans), Tekfurdağı (1732 AD) in the historical process, was called "Tekirdağ" after the declaration of the Republic.

On December 6, 2012, with the Article 2, Article 24 of the Law No. 6360 published in the Official Gazette, Süleymanpaşa district consisting of villages and municipalities within the borders of Tekirdağ Central District and a municipality with the same name were established in Tekirdağ province, with the neighborhoods of Tekirdağ Municipality as the center. Süleymanpaşa district took its name from Şehzade Süleyman Pasha, the conqueror of Rumeli, the son of Orhan Gazi, who made Rumelia a permanent Turkish territory. 

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