Kayseri

Kayseri
Ceity
A view frae central Kayseri
Kayseri Location o Kayseri, Turkey
Coordinates: 38°44′N 35°29′E
Kintra	Turkey
Region	Central Anatolie
Province	Kayseri
Govrenment
• Mayor	Mehmet Özhaseki (AKP)
Elevation	1050 m (3,440 ft)
Population  (2010)
• Metro	1.064.164
Time zone	UTC+2 (EET)
• Summer (DST)	UTC+3 (EEST)
Postal code	38x xx
Area code(s)	(+90) 352
Licence plate	38
Website	www.kayseri.bel.tr www.kayseri.gov.tr

Kayseri (pronounced [ˈkajseɾi]; Ottoman Turkis: قیصریه; Greek: Καισάρεια Kaisareia; Armenie: Մաժաք/Mažak, Laitin: Caesarea Mazaca; Modren Turkis: Kayseri), namit in classical antiquity as Mazaka or Mazaca, Eusebia, Caesarea Cappadociae, an later as Kaisariyah, is a lairge an industrialized ceity in Central Anatolie, Turkey. It is the seat o the Kayseri Province. The ceity o Kayseri, as defined bi the bundaries o Kayseri Metropolitan Municipality, is structurally composed o five metropolitan destricts, the twa core destricts o Kocasinan an Melikgazi, an syne 2004, an aa Hacılar, İncesu an Talas. In conjunction wi the addition o new destricts an first stage municipalities intae the metropolitan area, the ceity's population, which wis 690,000 in 2000, wis ower 950,000 as o 2010, makkin it the nint maist muckle ceity in Turkey.

Internaitional relations

Main airticle: Leet o twin touns an sister ceities in Turkey

Twin touns — Sister ceities

Kayseri is twinned wi: (in alphabetical order)

• Homs, Sirie
• Sialkot, Pakistan
• Mostar, Bosnie an Herzegovinae
• Krefeld, Germany
• Nalchik, Roushie
• Saarbrücken, Germany
• Yongin, Republic o Korea

Freemit airtins

• Offeecial Govrenment Wab Steid
• Dick Osseman. Photographs: "Kayseri".
• The Armenian kirk o St. Gregory in Kayseri
• ESI report: Islamic Calvinists. Change and conservatism in central Anatolia (19 September 2005)