Kula, Turkey
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 Kula, Turkey |
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| Region | Aegean Region, Turkey |
| Province | İzmir Province |
| Coordinates | NA |
| Website | http://www.kula.bel.tr/ |
Kula is a town and a district of Manisa Province of Turkey. It is renowned for the cone-shaped volcanic rock formations, numbering at about eighty, in the nearby Yanıkyöre (literally the burnt land) area, prompting some observers to call the region the Cappadocia of Turkey's Aegean region.
 Kula, Turkey in Manisa Province (in the Aegean region) of Turkey |
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| Urban districts | Manisa |    |
| Rural districts | Ahmetli - Akhisar - Alaşehir - Demirci - Gölmarmara - Gördes - Kırkağaç - Köprübaşı - Kula - Salihli - Sarıgöl - Saruhanlı - Selendi - Soma - Turgutlu | |
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| Aegean | ||
| Black Sea | ||
| Central Anatolia | ||
| East Anatolia | ||
| Marmara | ||
| Mediterranean Sea | ||
| Southeastern Anatolia | ||
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