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- For the Aegean region, see Category:Aegean Region geography stubs for province-level stub templates, and ONLY if those aren't applicable, use {{AegeanTR-geo-stub}}.
- For the Black Sea region, see Category:Black Sea Region geography stubs for province-level stub templates, and ONLY if those aren't applicable, use {{BlackSeaTR-geo-stub}}.
- For the Central Anatolia region, see Category:Central Anatolia Region geography stubs for province-level stub templates, and ONLY if those aren't applicable, use {{CAnatolia-geo-stub}}.
- For the Eastern Anatolia region, see Category:Eastern Anatolia Region geography stubs for province-level stub templates, and ONLY if those aren't applicable, use {{EAnatolia-geo-stub}}.
- For the Marmara region, see Category:Marmara Region geography stubs for province-level stub templates, and ONLY if those aren't applicable, use {{Marmara-geo-stub}}.
- For the Mediterranean region, see Category:Mediterranean Region, Turkey geography stubs for province-level stub templates, and ONLY if those aren't applicable, use {{MediterraneanTR-geo-stub}}.
- For the Southeast Anatolia region, see Category:Southeastern Anatolia Region geography stubs for province-level stub templates, and ONLY if those aren't applicable, use {{SEAnatolia-geo-stub}}.
Subcategories
This category has the following 11 subcategories, out of 11 total.
Pages in category "Turkey geography stubs"
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