Turkish cities are cities that can be founded by the Turkish civilization in Call to Power II. The first city founded is the capital, and the names of future cities are chosen in the order they appear on the list below.
The names listed are default names; players can change their cities' names if they choose.
List of cities[]
| Founding Order | City Name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ankara | Capital of Turkey |
| 2 | Istanbul | Former capital of and largest city in Turkey; still called Constantinople at the time of the Ottoman Empire |
| 3 | Bursa | Second capital of the Ottoman Empire |
| 4 | Konya | Seventh-most populous city in Turkey |
| 5 | Samsun | Major port on the Black Sea; Atatürk launched the Turkish War of Independence in that city |
| 6 | Gaziantep | Sixth largest city in Turkey |
| 7 | Diyarbakir | Third largest city in the Southeastern Anatolia region |
| 8 | Izmir | Third-most populous city in Turkey |
| 9 | Kayseri | Large industrialized city in the Anatolian Plateau |
| 10 | Malatya | Renown for its apricots |
| 11 | Marsin | A large Mediterranean port city |
| 12 | Antalya | Eighth largest city in Turkey |
| 13 | Zonguldak | Established as a Black Sea port city because of the nearby coal mines |
| 14 | Denizli | Home of the Pamukkale hot springs |
| 15 | Oidu | Port City on the Black Sea in Turkey |
| 16 | Mugla | Mobolla to the native people |
| 17 | Eskisehir | City in Anatolia, the ancient Dorylaeum |
| 18 | Inebolu | A port town on the Black Sea |
| 19 | Sinop | City on the Black Sea, the Ancient Sinope; Capital of Sinop Province |
| 20 | Adana | Major city in Southern Turkey |
| 21 | Tarsus | Captured from the Ottomans by Egypt and remained under the control of Egypt for 8 years; birthplace of Paul the Apostle |
| 22 | Artuin | Modern city of Artvin, Turkey |
| 23 | Bodrum | Home of the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus |
| 24 | Eregli | Three separate cities that are referred to collectively as Ereğli |
| 25 | Silifke | Formerly called Seleucia on the Calycadnus |
| 26 | Sivas | City in central Turkey and the seat of Sivas Province |
| 27 | Amasya | City in Northern Turkey |
| 28 | Marmaris | Major Mediterranean port for the Ottoman Navy |
| 29 | Kastamonu | |
| 30 | Afyon | Afyonkarahisar; A major producer of opium until the 1960s, when international pressure resulted in the fields being destroyed |
| Added in Apolyton Edition | ||
| 31 | Burdur | |
| 32 | Dinar | |
| 33 | Mut | |
| 34 | Karaman | |
| 35 | Aksehir | |
| 36 | Kirikkale | |
| 37 | Bafra | |
| 38 | Usak | |
| 39 | Simav | |
| 40 | Tavas | |
| 41 | Iskilip | |
| 42 | Corum | |
| 43 | Tokat | |
| 44 | Siran | |
| 45 | Goksun | |
| 46 | Bahce | |
| 47 | Manavgat | |
| 48 | Ermenek | |
| 49 | Serik | |
| 50 | Cay | |
See also[]
- Turkish cities in other games