Kelkit Valley

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Kelkit Valley is a significant river valley in northern Turkey known for its fertile plains, agricultural activity, and its role as a major tributary corridor feeding into the Yeşilırmak River basin.

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Kelkit Valley canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river valley
associatedWith North Anatolian Fault zone
country Turkey
drainsInto Black Sea basin
followsRiver Kelkit River
geologicalType tectonic valley
hasCharacteristic fertile plains
hasClimate continental-influenced climate
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
irrigated farming
hasHydrology seasonal flooding
hasImportance regional agricultural hub
strategic east–west corridor in northern Anatolia
hasLandUse farmland
settlements
hasSoilType alluvial soils
isCorridorFor human settlement
trade
transportation routes
knownFor agricultural activity
locatedIn Anatolia
northern Turkey
linked to: Northern Turkey
namedAfter Kelkit River
partOf Yeşilırmak River drainage system
runsThrough Erzincan Province
Gümüşhane Province
Sivas Province
Tokat Province
supports cereal production
fruit cultivation
vegetable cultivation
tributaryOf Yeşilırmak River basin
linked to: Yeşilırmak River
usedFor animal husbandry
crop cultivation

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Yeşilırmak River nearbyRegion Kelkit Valley