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DÜZCE; A CITY IN TURKEY
Located in the Western Black Sea Region, Düzce has rich vegetation characteristics like other regions of the Black Sea. Düzce, which had been in an economically difficult situation in the 1999 earthquakes, had the provincial status in the same year and started a recovery period. It provides public livelihood with industry, agriculture, animal husbandry and forestry. In addition, Düzce is the only ancient city in the Western Black Sea Region.
Duzce’s Population, Area and Plate Code
According to the population growth rate and statistical data, its estimated population is 396414. It is noteworthy that when the density of men and women is almost equal in the population. Its area is 3641 square kilometers and the plate code is 81.
History of Düzce
The history of Düzce dates back to the Hittites, which ruled in the 1300 B.C. The city of Düzce later came under the rule of civilizations such as Lydian, Phrygian, Roman, Persian, Byzantine, Seljuk and Ottoman. Its entry under the rule of the Ottoman Empire was the result of the struggles of Konuralp Bey, one of the commanders of Orhan Gazi, against the Byzantine Tekfurlar in 1323. Until 1869, the city of Düzce was a district of the Kastamonu Province Bolu Mutasarrıflığı Göynük Kabası, and in 1870 it became a township of the Bolu Sanjak.
Up until 1869, in the nature of Osman Gazi, Düzce became a sub-district of Bolu Sanjak in 1870, while Kastamonu Province was a sub-district of Bolu. With the decision taken in the Turkish Grand National Assembly after the 1999 earthquakes, it became a province by giving provincial status.
