Tatvan
Tatvan is a town in Eastern Anatolia, on the western shore of Lake Van. It had a population of 82,000 in 2022, with another 17,000 in its associated villages.- Town with about 92,700 residents
- …lies at an elevation of around 1,690 metres (5,540 feet)
- Description: district and town in Bitlis, Turkey
- Postal code: 13200
Notable Railway Stations
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Tatvan railway station
Tatvan railway station is located in the town of Tatvan, Turkey in eastern Anatolia.
Tatvan Pier
Tatvan Pier railway station is a railway station and pier in Tatvan, Turkey.
Tatvan
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Latitude
38.4932° or 38° 29′ 36″ north
Longitude
42.2878° or 42° 17′ 16″ east
Open location code
8HC4F7VQ+74
OpenStreetMap ID
OpenStreetMap feature
place = town
GeoNames ID
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In Other Languages
From Arabic to Western Mari—“Tatvan” goes by many names.
تاتوانArabic
Ալթայթուանա (historical)Armenian
ԴատվանArmenian
Ցորկոնք (historical)Armenian
TatvanAsturian
Tatvan (distritu)Asturian
TatvanAzerbaijani
TatvanCatalan
TatvanCebuano
تووختەوانCentral Kurdish
ТатванChechen
塔特万Chinese
塔特萬Chinese
TetwanDimli (individual language)
TatvanDutch
Tatvan (stad)Dutch
TetwanDutch
تاتفانEgyptian Arabic
TatvanEsperanto
TatvanGagauz
თათვანიGeorgian
تاتوانGilaki
ΤατβάνGreek
טאטואןHebrew
TatvanIrish
タトヴァンJapanese
タトワンJapanese
TatwanKurdish
TetwanKurdish
TûxKurdish
تەتوانKurdish
TatvanasLithuanian
TatvanMalay
تاتوانMazanderani
TatvanMin Nan Chinese
TatvanMinangkabau
TatvanNorwegian
TatvanNorwegian Bokmål
TatvanNorwegian Nynorsk
ТатванOssetian
تاتوانPersian
TatvanPolish
ТатванRussian
ТатванSerbian
TatvanSilesian
تاتوانSouth Azerbaijani
TatvanSwahili
TatvanSwedish
ТатванTatar
TatvanTurkish
تاتوانUrdu
TatvanVietnamese
ԴատուանWestern Armenian
ԴատվանWestern Armenian
ТатванWestern Mari
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