List of cities of Thrace

The modern boundaries of Thrace in Bulgaria, Greece and Turkey.

This is a list of cities and towns in Thrace, a geographical region split between Bulgaria, Greece and Turkey. Largest cities of Thrace are: Istanbul (European side), Plovdiv, Burgas, Edirne, Stara Zagora.

Cities of Thrace

Northern Thrace in Bulgaria:

• Burgas (Bulgarian: Бургас; Turkish: Burgaz, Greek: Πύργος Pyrgos (= tower))
  • Ahtopol (Bulgarian: Ахтопол; Greek: Αγαθούπολη /Agathopolis; Turkish: Ahtabolu)
  • Aytos (Bulgarian: Айтос; Greek: Αετός Aetos (= eagle); Turkish: Aydos)
  • Emona (Bulgarian: Емона; Turkish: Emine)
  • Gyulyovtsa (Bulgarian: Гюльовца; Turkish: Güller)
  • Kameno (Bulgarian: Камено; Turkish: Kayalı)
  • Karnobat (Bulgarian: Карнобат; Turkish: Karinabat)
  • Kosharitsa (Bulgarian: Кошарица; Turkish: Kışla Dere)
  • Koznitsa (Bulgarian: Козница; Turkish: Karamanca)
  • Malko Tarnovo (Bulgarian: Малко Търново; Turkish: Tırnovacık)
  • Nesebar (Bulgarian: Несебър; Greek: Μεσημβρία Mesembria; Turkish: Misivri)
  • Obzor (Bulgarian: Обзор; Turkish: Gözeken)
  • Orizare (Bulgarian: Оризаре; Turkish: Baraklı / Bayraklı)
  • Panitsovo (Bulgarian: Паницово; Turkish: Alçak Dere)
  • Pomorie (Bulgarian: Поморие; Greek: Αγχίαλος Anchialos; Turkish: Ahyolu)
  • Primorsko (Bulgarian: Приморско; Turkish: Köprü Liman)
  • Priseltsi (Bulgarian: Приселци; Turkish: Yeniköy)
  • Rakovskovo (Bulgarian: Раковсково; Turkish: Kuru Dere)
  • Ruen (Bulgarian: Руен; Turkish: Ulanlı / Oğlanlı)
  • Rusokastro (Bulgarian: Русокастро; Turkish: Rus Kasrı / Rusi Kasrı)
  • Sinemorets (Bulgarian: Синеморец; Turkish: Kalanca)
  • Sozopol (Bulgarian: Созопол; Greek: Σωζόπολη Sozopoli; Turkish: Süzebolu)
  • Sredets (Bulgarian: Средец; Turkish: Kara Pınar / Sülmeşli)
  • Sungurlare (Bulgarian: Сунгурларе; Turkish: Sungurlar)
  • Sveti Vlas (Bulgarian: Свети Влас; Turkish: Küçük Manastır)
  • Tankovo (Bulgarian: Тънково; Turkish: İnce Köy)
  • Tsarevo (Bulgarian: Царево; Greek: Βασιλικό / Vassiliko (= royal); Turkish: Vasilikoz)
• Haskovo (Bulgarian: Хасково; Turkish: Hasköy)
  • Dimitrovgrad (Bulgarian: Димитровград; Turkish: Kayacık^[1][2])
  • Generalovo (Bulgarian: Генералово; Turkish: Paşaköy)
  • Harmanli (Bulgarian: Харманли; Turkish: Harmanlı)
  • Ivaylovgrad (Bulgarian: Ивайловград; Greek: Αρτάκη Artake; Turkish: Ortaköy)
  • Kapitan Andreevo (Bulgarian: Капитан Андреево; Turkish: Viran Tekke)
  • Lyubimets (Bulgarian: Любимец; Turkish: Habibçeova)
  • Madzharovo (Bulgarian: Маджарово; Turkish: Yatakçık)
  • Mineralni Bani (Bulgarian: Минерални бани; Turkish: Meriçler)
  • Simeonovgrad (Bulgarian: Симеоновград; Turkish: Seymen)
  • Stambolovo (Bulgarian: Стамболово; Turkish: Eller)
  • Svilengrad (Bulgarian: Свиленград; Turkish: Cisri Mustafapaşa)
  • Topolovgrad (Bulgarian: Тополовград; Turkish: Kavaklı, Greek: Καβακλή Kavakli)
• Kardzhali (Bulgarian: Кърджали; Turkish: Kırcaali)
  • Ardino (Bulgarian: Ардино; Turkish: Eğridere)
  • Chernoochene (Bulgarian: Черноочене; Turkish: Karagözler / Yeni Pazar)
  • Dzhebel (Bulgarian: Джебел; Turkish: Cebel / Şeyh Cuma)
  • Kirkovo (Bulgarian: Кирково; Turkish: Kırkova / Kızılağaç)
  • Krumovgrad (Bulgarian: Крумовград; Turkish: Koşukavak)
  • Momchilgrad (Bulgarian: Момчилград; Turkish: Mestanlı / Sultanyeri)
• Pazardzhik (Bulgarian: Пазарджик; Turkish: Pazarcık / Tatarpazarcığı / Tatarpazarcık)
  • Batak (Bulgarian: Батак; Turkish: Batak)
  • Isperikhovo (Bulgarian: Исперихово; Turkish: Aydınköy)
  • Panagyurishte (Bulgarian: Панагюрище; Turkish: Otlukköy / Panagürişte)
  • Peshtera (Bulgarian: Пещера; Greek: Περιστέρα Peristera (= pigeon); Turkish: Peştere)
  • Pistiros (Bulgarian: Пистирос; Greek: Πίστειρος Pistiros)
  • Rakitovo (Bulgarian: Ракитово; Turkish: Rakit Ova)
  • Sarnitsa (Bulgarian: Сърница; Turkish: Sarnıç / Şabanlı)
  • Septemvri (Bulgarian: Септември; Turkish: Saranbey / Saruhanbey / Sarahanbey / Saruhan)
  • Strelcha (Bulgarian: Стрелча; Turkish: İstirelçe)
  • Velingrad (Bulgarian: Велинград; Turkish: Çepine & Ilıcalar & Kameniçe ^[2][3])
• Plovdiv (Bulgarian: Пловдив; Turkish: Filibe, Greek: Φιλιππούπολη Philippoupoli)
  • Asenovgrad (Bulgarian: Асеновград; Greek: Στενήμαχος / Stenimachos; Turkish: İstanimaka)
  • Banya (Bulgarian: Баня; Turkish: Banya)
  • Hisarya (Bulgarian: Хисаря; Turkish: Hisar (=fort))
  • Kaloyanovo (Bulgarian: Калояново)
  • Karlovo (Bulgarian: Карлово; Turkish: Karlıova)
  • Krichim (Bulgarian: Кричим; Turkish: Kırçma / Kriçime)
  • Maritsa (Bulgarian: Марица; Turkish: Meriç)
  • Parvomay (Bulgarian: Първомай; Turkish: Hacı İlyas)
  • Perushtitsa (Bulgarian: Перущица; Turkish: Peruştiçe)
  • Rakovski (Bulgarian: Раковски; Turkish: Sarı Kılıçlı & Baltacılar & Ali Fakıh)
  • Sadovo (Bulgarian: Садово; Turkish: Çeşnegir)
  • Saedinenie (Bulgarian: Съединение; Turkish: Büyük Koruköy / Koruköy / Karaağaç Koruköy)
  • Stamboliyski (Bulgarian: Стамболийски; Turkish: Yeni Kırçma / Yeni Kriçime)
• Sliven (Bulgarian: Сливен; Greek: Σλίβεν, rarely Σήλυμνος Selymnos; Turkish: İslimye)
  • Kermen (Bulgarian: Кермен; Turkish: Keremenli / Germiyanlı)
  • Kotel (Bulgarian: Котел; Turkish: Kazan)
  • Nova Zagora (Bulgarian: Нова Загора; Greek: Νέα Ζαγορά Nea Zagora; Turkish: Yeni Zağra / Zağra-i Cedid)
• Smolyan (Bulgarian: Смолян; Turkish: Ahiçelebi / Paşmaklı)
  • Borino (Bulgarian: Борино; Turkish: Karabulak)
  • Chavdar (Bulgarian: Чавдар; Turkish: Çavdar)
  • Chepelare (Bulgarian: Чепеларе; Turkish: Çepelli)
  • Devin (Bulgarian: Девин; Turkish: Dövlen / Ropçoz)
  • Dospat (Bulgarian: Доспат; Turkish: Dospat)
  • Madan (Bulgarian: Мадан; Turkish: Maden)
  • Nedelino (Bulgarian: Неделино; Turkish: Uzundere)
  • Rudozem (Bulgarian: Рудозем; Turkish: Palas)
  • Zlatograd (Bulgarian: Златоград; Turkish: Darıdere)
• Stara Zagora (Bulgarian: Стара Загора; Greek: Παλαιά Ζαγορά Palaea Zagora; Turkish: Eski Zağra)
  • Bratya Daskalovi (Bulgarian: Братя Даскалови; Turkish: Burunsuz)
  • Chirpan (Bulgarian: Чирпан; Turkish: Çırpan)
  • Gurkovo (Bulgarian: Гурково; Turkish: Hanköy)
  • Kazanlak (Bulgarian: Казанлък; Turkish: Kızanlık / Kazanlık)
  • Nikolaevo (Bulgarian: Николаево; Turkish: Eşekçi)
  • Radnevo (Bulgarian: Раднево; Turkish: Radne Mahalle)
  • Seuthopolis (ancient city) (Bulgarian: Сефтополис; Greek: Σευθούπολις Sefthoupolis)
  • Shipka (Bulgarian: Шипка; Turkish: Şipka)
  • Tsenovo (Bulgarian: Ценово; Turkish: Şenova)
  • Tulovo (Bulgarian: Тиле / Тилис / Тулово; Greek: Τύλις Tylis; Turkish: Tile)
• Yambol (Bulgarian: Яамбол; Greek: Υάμπολις Yampolis; Turkish: Yanbolu)
  • Bolyarovo (Bulgarian: Болярово; Turkish: Paşaköy)
  • Elhovo (Bulgarian: Елхово; Turkish: Kızılağaç / Çamlık)
  • Kabile (Bulgarian: Кабиле; Turkish: Tavşantepe)
  • Lesovo (Bulgarian: Лесово; Turkish: Urumbeyli)
  • Straldzha (Bulgarian: Стралджа; Turkish: Istralca)
  • Tundzha (Bulgarian: Тунджа; Turkish: Tunca)
  • Boyadzhik (Bulgarian: Бояджик; Turkish: Boyacık)

South-western Thrace in Greece:

• Abdera (Turkish: Bulustra^[4])
• Aigeiros (Turkish: Kavaklı)
• Alexandroupoli (Turkish: Dedeağaç; Bulgarian: Дедеагач Dedeagach)
• Amaxades (Turkish: Arabacıköy; Bulgarian: Арбаджикьой)
• Ano Livera (Turkish: Yukarı Ada)
• Arriana (Turkish: Kozlukebir)
• Chrysoupoli (Turkish: Sarışaban)
• Dafno (Turkish: Mahmutlu)
• Didymoteicho (Turkish: Dimetoka; Bulgarian: Димотика Dimotika)
• Echinos (Turkish: Şahin)
• Feres (Turkish: Farecik / Ferecik)
• Fillyra (Turkish: Sirkeli)
• Fylakio (Turkish: Seymenli / İnceğiz)
• Galani (Turkish: Çakırlı)
• Genisea (Turkish: Yenice-i Karasu)
• Iasmos (Turkish: Yassıköy)
• Imera (Turkish: Saltuklu)
• Ioniko (Turkish: Hüseyinköy)
• Kalo Nera (Turkish: Meşeli)
• Kastanidis (Turkish: Horozlu)
• Kastanies (Turkish: Çörekköy)
• Kato Karyofyto (Turkish: Aşağı Kozluca)
• Kato Livera (Turkish: Aşağı Ada)
• Kechros (Turkish: Mehrikoz)
• Kipoi (Turkish: Bahçeköy / Alibeyçiftliği)
• Komara (Turkish: Komarlı / Kumarlı)
• Komnina (Turkish: Kurlar)
• Komotini (Turkish: Gümülcine, Bulgarian: Гюмюрджина Gyumyurdzhina)
• Kotyli (Turkish: Kosluca, Bulgarian: Козлуджа Kozludzha)
• Kyprinos (Turkish: Simavna / Sarı Hızır, Bulgarian: Саръхадър Sarahadar)
• Lavara (Turkish: Saltıköy, Bulgarian: Салтъкьой Saltakyoy or Салтиково Saltikovo)
• Livaditis (Turkish: Hamidiye)
• Lykodromio (Turkish: Kurtalan)
• Marassia (Turkish: Maraş; Bulgarian: Мараш Marash)
• Maroneia (Turkish: Maronya)
• Neo Sidiorchori (Turkish: Cambaz)
• Orestiada (Turkish: Kumçiftliği, Bulgarian: Орестиада Orestiada)
• Organi (Turkish: Hemetli)
• Ormenio (Turkish: Çirmen; Bulgarian: Черномен Chernomen)
• Paschalia (Turkish: Bayramlı)
• Pentalofos (Turkish: Beştepe)
• Pythio (Turkish: Kuleliburgaz)
• Soufli (Turkish: Sofulu)
• Samothrace (Turkish: Semadirek / Semendirek; Bulgarian: Самотраки Samotraki)
• Sapes (Turkish: Şapçı; Bulgarian: Шапчи Şapçi)
• Sideropetra (Turkish: Demirtaş)
• Sosti (Turkish: Susurköy)
• Soufli (Turkish: Sofulu, Bulgarian: Софлу Soflu)
• Stavrochorion (Turkish: Hocalar)
• Stavroupoli (Turkish: Yeniköy, Bulgarian: Кръстополе Krastopole or Еникьой Enikyoy)
• Therapeio (Turkish: Sarıyer)
• Toxotai (Turkish: Okçular)
• Xanthi (Turkish: İskeçe; Bulgarian: Царево Tsarevo / Скеча Skecha)
• Zoni (Turkish: Çavuşköy; Bulgarian: Чаушкьой Chaushkyoy)

South-Eastern Thrace in Turkey:

• Ahmediye (Greek: Φανοσάκρες Fanosakres / Φανοσάρκες Fanosarkes / Fanos Akrai)
• Akalan (Greek: Hakalan)
• Akbaş (Sestos) (Greek: Σηστός Sistos)
• Akören (Anaka, Avren, Akviran) (Bulgarian: Аврен Avren
• Alçıtepe (Kirte) (Greek: Κριθιά Krithia)
• Alpullu (Greek: Αλεπλή Alepli, Bulgarian: Алпулу Alpulu)
• Ambarlı (Amindos) (Greek: Άμπαρλι Ambarli / Amindos)
• Aydınlar (Greek: Alaton)
• Babaeski (Greek: Βουρτοδιζό Bourtodizo / Καβύλη Kavyli / Βουργουδισσός Borgoudissos)
• Barbaros (Greek: Πανίδος Panidos)
• Başak (Sivas) (Greek: Sivas)
• Beğendik (Ayostefano) (Greek: Άγιος Στέφανος Agios Stefanos, Bulgarian: Свети Стефан Sveti Stefan / Стефанo Stefano / Стефания Stefaniya)
• Beğendik (Beyendik) (Greek: Ηρωικό Iroiko)
• Binkılıç (Istranca) (Greek: Strantza, Bulgarian: Странджа Strandža)
• Bolayır (Greek: Πλαγιάρι Plagiari, Bulgaristan: Булаир Bulair)
• Büyükçekmece (Çekmece-i Kebir) (Greek: Άθυρος Athyros / Άθυρα Athyra / Mega Zeûgma / Áthyras)
• Büyükkarıştıran (Greek: Δρουσίπαρα Drousipara / Δριζίπαρος Driziparos / Μεσσηνη Messini)
• Celaliye (Şatıroz, Çetros, Sahteros) (Greek: Ξάστερο Ksastero / Heksastérion / Heksastros / Heksásteron)
• Çakıl (Greek: Πετροχώρι Petrohori / Τσακήλι Tsakili)
• Çatalca (Metra) (Greek: Μέτρες Metres / Ἐργίσκη Ergískē / Métrai / Pharsalos / Pharsala, Bulgarian: Чаталджа Chataldzha)
• Çerkezköy (Türbedere) (Greek: Τσερκέζκιοϊ Tserkezkioi)
• Çorlu (Greek: Τυρολόη Tyroloi / Συράλον Syralon; Bulgarian: Чорлу Chorlu)
• Demirköy (Bulgarian: Малък Самоков Malak Samokov; Greek: Μικρόν Σαμμακόβιον Mikron Sammakovion / Σαμάκοβο Samakovo / Σαμάκοβον Samakovon)
• Durusu (Terkos) (Greek: Δέρκος Derkos, Delkos)
• Edirne (Greek: Αδριανούπολη Adrianoupoli; Bulgarian: Одрин Odrin) refounded by Hadrian
• Eceabat (Maydos) (Greek: Μάδυτος Madytos)
• Elbasan (Greek: Ελβασάν Elbasan / Αλμπασαν Albasan / Alvanási / Aatios)
• Enez (Greek: Αίνος Ainos; Bulgarian: Енос Enos)
• Eriklice (Greek: Ηρακλίτσα Iraklitsa)
• Esenyurt (Eşkinoz) (Greek: Eskinos / Theodorukome)
• Evreşe (Greek: Αφροδισία Afrodisia / Oρσα Orsa)
• Fener (Fenerköy) (Greek: Phanárion / Φανάρι Fanari, Bulgarian: Фенеркьой Fenerkoi)
• Firuzköy (Greek: Firos)
• Gaziköy (Ganoz) (Greek: Γάνος Ganos)
• Gelibolu (Greek: Καλλίπολι Κallipoli (= beautiful city); Bulgarian: Галиполи Galipoli)
• Gelibolu Peninsula (Greek: Χερσόνησος της Καλλίπολης Hersonisos tis Kallipolis)
• Gümüşyaka (Eski Ereğli) (Greek: Παλιά Ηράκλεια Palia Irakleia)
• Gürpınar (Anarşa) (Greek: Αρεσού Aresoú / Αρετώ Areto / Αρσού Arsou / Ανάρσα Anarsa / Άνω Αρσού Anô Arsoú / Anarkha)
• Güzelce (Çöplüce) (Greek: Δημοκράνεια Dimokraneia / Δημοκράτεια Dimokrateia / Damokráneia, Panagía)
• Haramidere (Güzelyurt) (Greek: Stavrodromos)
• Havza (Greek: Χάφσα Hafsa)
• Hayrabolu (Greek: Χαριούπολη Harioupoli)
• Hoşdere (Bojdar, Boşdere) (Bulgarian: Bojdar)
• Hoşköy (Hora) (Greek: Χώρα Hora)
• Işıklar (Greek: Σχολάρι Skholari)
• Ispartakule (Greek: Σπράδων Spradon)
• İğneada (Greek: Θυνιάς Thynias / Νιάδα Niada / Ινιάδα Iniada)
• İmrahor (Greek: Ιμβροχώρι Imvrohori)
• İpsala (Greek: Κύψελα Kypsela)
• İstanbul (European side) (Greek: Κωνσταντινούπολις Konstantinoupolis (= city of Constantine) or Βυζάντιον Vyzantion, the ancient Greek name, named after the founder of the city Vyzantas; Bulgarian: Цариград Tsarigrad or Константинопол Konstantinopol or Византион / Vizantion)
  • Arnavutköy (Greek: Μέγα Ρεύμα Mega Revma (= great stream))
  • Bakırköy (Greek: Μακροχώρι Makrohori / Έβδομον Ebdomon)
  • Beşiktaş (Greek: Διπλοκιόνιον Diplokionion)
  • Beyoğlu (Pera) (Greek: Πέρα Pera)
  • Boyacıköy (Greek: Βαφειοχώρι Vafeiohori)
  • İstinye (Greek: Σωσθένιον Sosthenion)
  • Kumkapı (Greek: Κοντοσκάλι Kontoskali)
  • Kurtuluş (Tatavla) (Greek: Ταταύλα Tatavla)
  • Samatya (Greek: Ψαμάθεια Psamatheia)
  • Sarıyer (Greek: Σιμάς Simas)
  • Sultanahmet (Greek: Ιππόδρομος Ippodromos(= Hippodrome))
  • Taksim (Greek: Αγία Τριάς Agia Trias)
  • Tarabya (Greek: Θεραπειά Therapeia / Φαρμακεία Farmakeia)
  • Yedikule (Greek: Επταπύργιον Eptapyrgion (= seven towers))
  • Yeniköy (Greek: Νεοχώριον Neohorion (= new village))
• Kadıköy, Malkara (Bulgarian: Кадъкьой Kadikoi)
• Kâmiloba (Yaloz) (Greek: Αιγιαλοί Eyali)
• Karaağaç (Greek: Καραγάτς Karagats)
• Karacaköy (Belgratköy) (Greek: Βελιγραδάκι Beligradaki, Belgradáki (= little Belgrade))
• Kavakköy (Seydikavak, Lizimahiya, Lefki) (Greek: Λευκή Lefkī́, Bulgarian: Кавак Kavak)
• Kavaklı (Fete) (Greek: Fete)
• Kavaklı (Garda, Gardan, Garden) (Greek: Γάρδας, Γαρδάς Gardás)
• Kaynarca (Greek: Γέννα Genna)
• Kemerburgaz (Greek: Πύργος Pyrgos)
• Kermeyan (Greek: Ἄπρος Apros, Ἄπροι Ἄπροι, Apris, Apri)
• Keşan (Greek: Κεσσάνη Kessani; Bulgarian: Кешан Keshan)
• Kınalı (Greek: Kινάλι Kinali)
• Kıraç (Kalyos) (Greek: Kalios / Καλιώ Kalio)
• Kırklareli (Kırkkilise) (Bulgarian: Лозенград Lozengrad; Greek: Σαράντα Εκκλησιές Saranta Ekklysies(= forty churches))
• Kıyıköy (Midye) (Greek: Σαλμυδησσός Salmydissos / Μήδεια Mideia / Αλμυδησσός Almydissos; Bulgarian: Мидия Midiya)
• Kilitbahir (Greek: Κυνόσσημα Kynossima)
• Kilyos (Greek: Κίλια Kilia)
• Kofçaz (Bulgarian: Ковчас Kovchas)
• Kumburgaz (Greek: Οικονομοίο, Οικονομειό, Ikonomio, Konomio, Oikonomeíon, Oikonomeíou Pyrgos)
• Kurfallı (Greek: Koúrphaloi, Kainophroúrion, Kenophlôrion)
• Küçükçekmece (Greek: Ρήγιον Rigion)
• Lalapaşa (Greek: Λαλά Πασά Lala Pasa)
• Lüleburgaz (Greek: Αρκαδιούπολις Arkadioupolis (= city of Arcadius) / Βεργούλη Bergouli; Bulgarian: Люлебургас Lyuleburgas)
• Mahmutbey (Greek: Κάλφας Kalfas)
• Malkara (Greek: Μάλγαρα Malgara, Bulgarian: Малгара Malgara)
• Marmara Ereğlisi (Greek: Πέρινθος Perinthos / Ηράκλεια Θρακική Irakleia Thrakiki)
• Marmara Mahallesi (Angurya), Yakuplu (Greek: Anguria)
• Mecidiye (Greek: Λόβρυς Lovrys)
• Mimarsinan (Kalikratiya) (Greek: Καλλικράτεια Kallikráteia)
• Muratlı (Greek: Μουρατλί Mouratli)
• Mürefte (Greek: Μυριόφυτο Myriofyto, Bulgarian: Мюрефте Myurefte)
• Nakkaş (Greek: Ennakósia, Hennakósia)
• Ovayenice (Nihor) (Greek: Νεοχώρι Neohori / Neochorion / Nichori)
• Ortaköy (Sürgünköy) (Greek: Δελλιώνες Delliones)
• Örencik (Tahirfakı, Tahırfağı, Tahir Fakih) (Greek: Tarfa)
• Pehlivanköy (Pavliköy) (Greek: Παυλίκιοϊ Pavlikioi)
• Pınarhisar (Greek: Βρύση Vrysi)
• Saray (Greek: Ανάκτορο Anaktoro)
• Saros Gulf (Greek: Κόλπος Ξηρού Kolpos Ksyrou)
• Seddülbahir (Greek: Ελαιούς Elaious)
• Selimpaşa (Biğados, Bivados, Epivati) (Greek: Επιβάτες Epivates / Epibátes / Daoneion)
• Sırpsındığı (Sarayakpınar) (Greek: Σαράικπινάρ Saraikpinar)
• Silivri (Greek: Σηλυμβρία Silymvria, Sêlymbria, Bulgaian: Силиврия Silivriya)
• Sinekli (Greek: Καινοφρούριον Kainophrourion)
• Şarköy (Greek: Περίσταση Peristasi / Τειρίστασις Teiristasis, Bulgarian: Шаркьой Sharkoi)
• Şerbettar (Şaraplar) (Greek: Σαραπλάρ Saraplar)
• Tekirdağ (Rodosçuk, Tekfurdağ) (Greek: Ραιδεστός Raidestos / Βυσάνθη Bysanthi; Bulgarian: Родосто Rodosto)
• Tepecik (Playa) (Greek: Πλάγια Plágia)
• Türkoba (Greek: Λαγοθήρες Lagothires)
• Uçmakdere (Greek: Αϋδίμιο Aidimio)
• Uzunköprü (Greek: Μακρά Γέφυρα Makra Gefyra (= long bridge); Bulgarian: Узункьопрю Uzunkyopryu)
• Üsküp (Greek: Σκοπός Skopos)
• Vize (Greek: Βιζύη Vizyi)
• Yakuplu (Trakatya, Tarakatiya) (Greek: Trakadia / Trakada / Trakatia / Trakas)
• Yalıköy (Greek: Πόδημα Podima, Pódêma (= boot)/ Ασκός Askós)
• Yarımburgaz (Greek: Melantias, Melentiada, Schiza)
• Yazlıkköy (Greek: Lazaroxôri)
• Yeşilbayır (Muha) (Greek: Muxa)
• Yeşilköy (Ayastefanos) (Greek: Αγιος Στέφανος Agios Stefanos, Bulgarian: Сан Стефано San Stefano / Йешилкьой Yeshilkoi, Свети Стефан Sveti Stefan)
• Yıldız Mountains (Istranca) (Bulgarian: Странджа Strandja; Greek: Στρά(ν)τζα Stra(n)tza)
• Yoğuntaş (Greek: Σκόπελος Skopelos)
• Yolçatı (Gelevri) (Greek: Kalabría, Kalaurê)

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