Doğanşehir
Doğanşehir is a municipality and district of Malatya Province, Turkey. Its area is 1,364 km2, and its population is 37,697. The mayor is Memet Bayram. Historically the city was known as Sozopetra.- Town with about 39,500 residents
- …lies at an elevation of around 1,250 metres (4,090 feet)
- Description: district of Malatya, Turkey
- Also known as“Muhacir”“Viranşehir”
Places in the Area
Nearby places include Topraktepe and Çığlık.
Topraktepe
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Doğanşehir
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Latitude
38.09341° or 38° 5′ 36″ north
Longitude
37.87844° or 37° 52′ 42″ east
Open location code
8GCV3VVH+99
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In Other Languages
From Arabic to Yoruba—“Doğanşehir” goes by many names.
زِبَطْرَةُArabic
طوغان شهرArabic
ՎերանշեհրArmenian
DoğanşehirAsturian
Doğanşehir (distritu)Asturian
DoğanşehirCebuano
ДогӀаншехӀирChechen
多安謝希爾Chinese
多安谢希尔Chinese
MıhacırDimli (individual language)
DoğanşehirDutch
DoanşehirGagauz
دۊغانشهرGilaki
ΖάπετραGreek
ΖιζόατραGreek
ΜουχατζίρGreek
ΝτογάνσεχιρGreek
ΣωζόπετραGreek
DoğanşehirHungarian
DoğanşehirIrish
Distretto di DoğanşehirItalian
ドアンシェヒルJapanese
MuhacîrKurdish
Muhacîr, MeledîKurdish
WêranşarKurdish
WêranshehrKurdish
موهاجیرKurdish
DoğanşehirMalay
دوغانشهرMazanderani
DoğanşehirMin Nan Chinese
DoğanşehirNorwegian
DoğanşehirNorwegian Bokmål
DoğanşehirNorwegian Nynorsk
دوغانشهرPersian
ویرانشهرPersian
ДоганшехирRussian
ДоганшехирSerbian
دوغان شهرSouth Azerbaijani
DoğanşehirSwahili
ДоганшеһирTatar
DoğanşehirTurkish
ДоганшехірUkrainian
دوغان شہرUrdu
DoğanşehirVietnamese
ДоганшехирWestern Mari
ضلع ڈوگنشہرWestern Panjabi
DoğanşehirYoruba
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