Çorum lies in the Turkish Black Sea Region and is the capital of the eponymous Turkish Province. The city has about 160,000 inhabitants.
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| Çorum | ||
| Residents | 294.807 (2018) | |
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| height | 801 m | |
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Tourist Attractions
- Boğazköy Alacahöyük National Park
- Figanı Thermal Baths (Beke)
- Barrows of Balimsultan köyü
- Büyük Güllicek
- Kuşsaray
- Güzelcedere
- Pazarlı (the village of Çikhasan)
- Eskiyapar and Kalınkaya
- Castles of Çorum
- Kaletepe, Kale (Eğercidağ)
- Iskilip and Osmancık (Kundıber)
- Melik Gazi settlement ruins
- Kalehisar
- Gerdekkaya and Yazılıkaya
- Iskilip Bayat and Kızılcapelit rock tombs
- Great Mosque (Ulu Cami) of Çorum
- Mosques of Hamid, Han, Şeyh Muhiddin-i Yavsi, Tabakhane, Mihri Hatun, Oğuzköy and Koca Mehmed Pascha (Imaret)
- Great mosque
- Sinan Pasha complex
- Medresses by Alaca Hüseyin Gazi and Akşemseddin
- Koyun Baba Bridge
- Bathhouses by Güpür Pascha, Ali Pascha, Koca Mehmed Pascha and Sunguroğlu
- Çorum, Alacahöyük and Boğazkale (Boğazköy) museums
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In the south of the province, about 90 km away, there are important archaeological sites:
- Hattuşa. Including the Yazılıkaya rock sanctuary.
