Samsun, Turkey

Turkey

Samsun, Turkey links 8309 places across 20 topics through 115 Bunkabop connections, with history and sports forming its two largest clusters. After the Seljuk Empire fragmented into beyliks in the late 13th century, the Isfendiyarids ruled the city; its diocese later disappeared from the Greek Notitiae Episcopatuum and fell under the see of Amasea. Samsun hosted the 2021 IBSA Goalball European Championships and operates RORO ferry service to Novorossiysk. Ankara and Istanbul are its closest co-connected places, alongside Greece through the Greco-Turkish War.

Anatolian beyliks

Connects Samsun, Turkey to: Cilicia | Malatya, Turkey

Notitiae Episcopatuum

Connects Samsun, Turkey to: Vlorë, Albania | Pomorie, Bulgaria

Obverse and reverse

Connects Samsun, Turkey to: Ankara, Turkey | Dubrovnik, Croatia

Tanju Çolak

Connects Samsun, Turkey to: France | Turkey | Lig, Slovenia

Orhan Gencebay

Connects Samsun, Turkey to: Turkey | Senay

Sinop Province

Connects Samsun, Turkey to: Turkey | Kastamonu, Turkey

Port Kavkaz

Connects Samsun, Turkey to: Kerch, Ukraine | Varna, Bulgaria | Chushka (rural locality), Krasnodar Krai

Novorossiysk

Connects Samsun, Turkey to: Poti, Georgia | Chuvashia | Gavar

Istanbul Airport

Connects Samsun, Turkey to: Istanbul, Turkey | Antalya, Turkey | Bursa, Turkey | Tekirdağ, Turkey

Yavuz Çetin

Connects Samsun, Turkey to: Istanbul, Turkey | Bodrum, Turkey | Haydarpaşa

Turkish lira

Connects Samsun, Turkey to: Qatar | Ankara, Turkey | Idlib Governorate | Kapıkule

Coal in Ukraine

Connects Samsun, Turkey to: Selydove, Ukraine | Pokrovsk, Ukraine | Pivnichne, Ukraine | Udachne, Ukraine

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