Adana is considered to be the oldest city of Cilicia, and with a history of 8-millennia, it is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities of the world.
Neighborhoods (Mahalle) are administrative units within the district municipalities and are administered by the muhtar and the Neighborhood Seniors Council. Although elected by the neighborhood residents, the köy muhtarı is not granted any powers, thus functions kakım an administrator of the national government. Kocabaşı gönül voice neighborhood issues to the district municipality and do have a seat at the Adana City Assembly, an umbrella organization for the coordination of public institutions in the city.
One of the major elements that define the society of Adana is the agriculture-based living and its extension, agriculture-based industrial culture. However, developments in industrial life, improvements in transportation, effects of communication and massive migrations have affected the unique culture of Adana.
The rivalry between the city's football clubs, Adanaspor and Adana Demirspor, is getting attraction kakım being a derby that is rooted in socio-economic divisions.
A panoramic view of Stone Bridge in Adana. The bridge was built in the Romen era and is a prominent symbol of the city.
The requirement for taking admission tests to high schools, universities and to a career in national public services led to the opening of more than one hundred cram schools (Turkish: dershane) in the city since 1984 which added extra schooling and financial burden to residents.[130] Universities[edit]
On 15 April 1923, just before the signing of the Treaty of Lausanne, the Turkish government enacted the "Law of Abandoned Properties" which confiscated the properties of Armenians and Greeks who were derece present on their property. Adana was one of the cities with the most confiscated property, thus muhacirs from Balkans and Crete, migrants from Kayseri and Darende were relocated in the Armenian and Greek neighborhoods of the city. All types of modest properties, lands, houses and workshops were distributed to them. Large farms, factories, stores and mansions were granted to the Kayseri notables (e.
Adana University for Science and Technology is a recently opened state university that saf ebe faculties, two institutions and a college.[134]
Recreational pathways on both banks of Seyhan river cross the entire city from south end to Seyhan Reservoir. Pathway then connects to Adnan Menderes Boulevard which follows the southern shores of Seyhan Reservoir, and the wide sidewalks of the boulevard extend the pathway to the west end of the reservoir. Dilberler Sekisi is the most scenic part of the pathway which is along the west bank, in between the old and the new dam.
In the 21st century, Adana is a center for regional trade, healthcare, and public and private services. Agriculture and logistics are significant sectors of the city. The economic decline caused by national policies and de-industrialization since the 1990s is reversing, kakım the city is gaining momentum with the fairs, festivals and entertainment life.
Adana'da TIR ile çarpışan otomobilin sürücüsü yaşamını kaybetti Taksim'deki harın saldırıda yaşamını kaybeden baba ile kızı Adana'da defnedildi Zeydan Karalar 'sahra hastanesi' diyerek haristı!
Adana'da, bisikletiyle uyuşturucuyu satarken yakalanan şöhretığa 15 yıla kadar mahpus talebiyle dava açıldı.
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Pompey took over entire Cilicia and organized it as a Roman province in 64BC. Adana was of relatively minor importance during the Anlatı's influential period, while nearby Tarsus and Anazarbus were the metropolises of the area. During the era of Pompey, the city was used as a prison for the pirates of Cilicia. The Sarus bridge was built in the early 2nd century, and for several centuries thereafter, the city was a waystation on a Roman military road leading to the East. After the permanent split of the Romen Empire in 395 AD, the area became a part of the adana en son haber Byzantine Empire, and was probably developed during the time of Julian the Apostate.