Şeyhkoyun
Şeyhkoyun is a village in Havza İlçesi, Samsun Province and has about 190 residents and an elevation of around 830 metres. Şeyhkoyun is situated near the village Hacıdede, as well as near Mesudiye.- Village with about 190 residents
- …lies at an elevation of around 830 metres (2,720 feet)
- Description: mahalle (administrative quarter) in Havza, Samsun, northern Turkey
- Also known as“Armutlu”“Şehykoyun”
Places in the Area
Nearby places include Osmanoğlu and Bayat.
Osmanoğlu
Village
Osmanoğlu is a village in the Merzifon District, Amasya Province, Turkey.
4½ km south of Şeyhkoyun
Bayat
Village
Bayat is a village in the Merzifon District, Amasya Province, Turkey.
6 km southeast of Şeyhkoyun
Havza
Havza is a municipality and district of Samsun Province, Turkey.
7 km east of Şeyhkoyun
Şeyhkoyun
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Latitude
40.97406° or 40° 58′ 27″ north
Longitude
35.58317° or 35° 34′ 59″ east
Open location code
8GGQXHFM+J7
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OpenStreetMap feature
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In Other Languages
From Basque to Waray—“Şeyhkoyun” goes by many names.
ŞeyhkoyunBasque
ŞeyhkoyunCatalan
ŞeyhkoyunCebuano
ШейхӀкойунChechen
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ŞeyhkoyunFinnish
ŞeyhkoyunGalician
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ŞeyhkoyunOccitan (post 1500)
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ŞeyhkoyunTagalog
ШейһкоюнTatar
Шейһкоюн (Һавза)Tatar
ŞeyhkoyunTurkish
Şeyhkoyun, HavzaTurkish
ŞeyhkoyunVietnamese
Şeyhkoyun, HavzaVietnamese
ŞeyhkoyunWaray (Philippines)
Localities in the Area
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