Mostrar código-fonte de Aegean in 2100

== '''''<u>Aegean - Details</u>''''' ==
* '''Gentílico: '''Aegeano
* '''Capital: '''İzmir
* '''Cidade mais populosa: '''İzmir
*'''Maiores cidades: '''İzmir, Denizli, Manisa, Aydın, Afyonkarahisar, Bodrum, Muğla
* '''Língua oficial: '''Turco
* '''Independência: '''da Turquia em 11 de Julho de 2044
* '''Área: '''88 116 km²
* '''População: '''35 022 566 hab.
* '''Moeda: '''Euro (EUR)
* '''Fuso horário: '''UTC+02 (EEUT)
* '''Cód. ISO: '''''AEG''
* '''Fronteiras: '''Mar Egeu, Mar Levantino, Mar Icário, Estreito de Quios, Estreito de Mícala, Golfo de Çandarlı, Golfo de İzmir, Golfo de Güllük, Golfo de Gökova, Golfo de Fethiye, Baía de Kefalos, Marmara do Sul, Marmara, Anatolia, Anburis
* '''Subdivisões: '''9 districts + 1 department
* '''Organizações: '''ONU, FMI, OMC, OMT, OMS, UE, OTAN, OSCE, CDEL (Cooperação para o Desenvolvimento da Europa de Leste), OCI (Organização para a Cooperacão do Islamismo), Zona Euro, Acordo Schengen

== '''''<u>Aegean - Subdivisions</u>''''' ==
{| class="article-table"
!'''Name'''
!'''Capital'''
!'''Area'''
!'''Population'''
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|İzmir Department
|İzmir
|849 km²
|7 540 466 hab.
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|Bergama District
|Bergama
|11 124 km²
|4 084 185 hab.
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|Manisa District
|Manisa
|13 810 km²
|3 925 643 hab.
|-
|Aydın District
|Aydın
|8 007 km²
|3 382 746 hab.
|-
|Denizli District
|Denizli
|12 321 km²
|4 425 019 hab.
|-
|Afyonkarahisar District
|Afyonkarahisar
|14 230 km²
|3 251 514 hab.
|-
|Muğla District
|Muğla
|10 255 km²
|4 037 142 hab.
|-
|Kütahya District
|Kütahya
|11 339 km²
|2 002 941 hab.
|-
|Uşak District
|Uşak
|5 341 km²
|1 314 731 hab.
|-
|Ege District
|Chios
|2 326 km²
|1 058 179 hab.
|}
== '''''<u>Aegean - Largest Cities</u>''''' ==
{| class="article-table"
!'''Rank'''
!'''Name'''
!'''Province'''
!'''Population'''
!
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|<nowiki>---</nowiki>
|'''Greater İzmir''' 
<small>or</small> İzmir-Manisa Metropolitan Area
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|11,907,880
|10,434,970
|11,434,970
| +1M
|-
|<nowiki>---</nowiki>
|Denizli Metropolitan Area
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|3,572,878
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|<nowiki>---</nowiki>
|Afyonkarahisar-Kütahya Metropolitan Area
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|3,251,789
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|<nowiki>---</nowiki>
|Aydın-Nazilli Metropolitan Area
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|2,300,399
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|<nowiki>---</nowiki>
|Bodrum-Milas Metropolitan Area
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|1,918,381
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|<nowiki>---</nowiki>
|Muğla-Marmaris Metropolitan Area
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|1,155,886
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|Uşak Metropolitan Area
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|1,014,717
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|Akhisar-Soma Urban Area
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|991,928
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|Tavşanlı-Simav-Demirci Urban Area
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|709,788
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|Kuşadası-Söke Urban Area
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|688,178
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|Bergama Urban Area
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|554,425
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|Çeşme-Chios Urban Area
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|514,786
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|Sultan Mountains Euroregion <small>(Urban Area)</small>
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|156,308 <small>(in Aegean)</small>

590,471 <small>(Total)</small>
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|Fethiye-Dalaman Euroregion <small>(Urban Area)</small>
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|130,647 <small>(in Aegean)</small>

562,420 <small>(Total)</small>
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|İzmir
|İzmir Department
|7,940,466
|7,940,466
|7,540,466
| -400K
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|2
|Denizli
|Denizli District
|3,172,124
|2,200,484
|2,850,484
| +650K
|-
|3
|Manisa
|Manisa District
|2,398,339
|1,383,375
|1,883,375
| +500K
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|4
|Afyonkarahisar
|Afyonkarahisar District
|1,767,514
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|5
|Aydın
|Aydın District
|1,397,359
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|Bodrum
|Muğla District
|916,401
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|Muğla
|Muğla District
|853,416
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|8
|Kütahya
|Kütahya District
|825,668
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|9
|Uşak
|Uşak District
|792,514
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|10
|Akhisar
|Manisa District
|670,591
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|11
|Nazilli
|Aydın District
|545,620
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|Bergama
|Bergama District
|438,535
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|Kuşadası
|Aydın District
|359,381
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|Soma
|Manisa District
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=='''''<u>Aegean - Airports & Airlines</u>'''''==
{| class="article-table"
!'''Airport Name'''
!'''IATA'''
!'''ICAO'''
!'''Hub for'''
!'''Located In'''
|-
|İzmir - Çiğli International Airport
|IGL
|AIIZ
|
'''''Aegean Airlines'''''

'''''Aegean Air Cargo'''''

'''''Caria Air'''''

'''''Icaria'''''

'''''WizzAir''''' ''<small>(low-cost)</small>''
|Çiğli, İzmir Department, Aegean
|-
|İzmir - Manisa - Turgutlu International Airport
|IMA
|AIIM
|
'''''Caria Air'''''

'''''EasyJet''' <small>(low-cost)</small>''

'''''Ryanair''' <small>(low-cost)</small>''

'''''Volotea''' <small>(low-cost)</small>''
|Karaoğlanlı, Manisa District, Aegean
|-
|İzmir Adnan Menderes International Airport
|IAB
|AIIA
|
'''''Aegean Airlines'''''

'''''Aegean Express'''''

'''''Eurowings '''<small>(low-cost)</small>''

'''''Bafa Airlines '''<small>(low-cost)</small>''
|Gaziemir, İzmir Department, Aegean
|-
|İzmir - Çeşme International Airport
|ICE
|AIIC
|
'''''İzmir Airlines'''''

'''''Sunrise Airways'''''
|Alaçatı, Bergama District, Aegean
|-
|İzmir Mustafa Toprak Civil Aerodrome
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|AIIT
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|Sahilevleri, İzmir Department, Aegean
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|Denizli International Airport
|DXI
|AIDZ
|'''''Aegean Express''''' 
'''''Aegean Air Cargo'''''
|Denizli, Denizli District, Aegean
|-
|Denizli - Çardak International Airport
|DNZ
|AIDN
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|Çardak, Denizli District, Aegean
|-
|Aydın Çıldır International Airport
|CII
|AICI
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|Aydın, Aydın District, Aegean
|-
|Afyonkarahisar International Airport
|AFY
|AIAF
|
'''''EasyJet''' <small>(low-cost)</small>''
|Afyonkarahisar, Afyonkarahisar District, Aegean
|-
|Bodrum - Milas International Airport
|BJV
|AIBV
|'''''Levantine Air''''' 
'''''Caria Air'''''
|Milas, Muğla District, Aegean
|-
|Kütahya International Airport
|KXT
|AIKT
|'''''Aegean Express'''''
'''''Aegean Air Cargo'''''
|Kütahya, Kütahya District, Aegean
|-
|Uşak International Airport
|USQ
|AIUS
|'''''Bafa Airlines '''<small>(low-cost)</small>''
|İkisaray, Uşak District, Aegean
|-
|Dalaman International Airport
|DLM
|AIDA
|'''''Aegean Express'''''
'''''Bafa Airlines '''<small>(low-cost)</small>''
|Dalaman, Muğla District, Aegean
|-
|Chios Island International Airport
|JKH
|AICH
|'''''Icaria'''''
|Chios, Ege District, Aegean
|-
|Samos Aristarchos International Airport
|SMI
|AISM
|'''''Icaria'''''
|Samos, Ege District, Aegean
|-
|Kos Island International Airport
|KGS
|AIKG
|'''''Aegean Express'''''
'''''Icaria'''''
|Antimachia, Ege District, Aegean
|-
|Muğla Regional Airport
|MUG
|AIMU
|'''''İzmir Airlines''''' 
'''''WizzAir''' <small>(low-cost)</small>''
|Muğla, Muğla District, Aegean
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|Kütahya Zafer Regional Airport
|KZR
|AIKZ
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|Zafer, Kütahya District, Aegean
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|Bergama Regional Airport
|XBM
|AIBM
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|Dağıstan , Bergama District, Aegean
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|Akhisar Regional Airport
|AWY
|AIAK
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|Akhisar, Manisa District, Aegean
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|Kuşadası - Selçuk Regional Airport
|KXU
|AIKU
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|Selçuk, Bergama District, Aegean
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|Demirci - Simav Regional Airport
|DMC
|AIDM
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|Hacıhüseyinefendi, Kütahya District, Aegean
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|Emirdağ Regional Airport
|EMI
|AIEM
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|Hamzahacılı, Afyonkarahisar District, Aegean
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|Didim Icarian Riviera Regional Airport
|DID
|AIDI
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|Didim, Aydın District, Aegean
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|Ikaria Regional Airport
|JIK
|AIIK
|'''''Icaria'''''
|Agios Kyrikos, Ege District, Aegean
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|Tavşanlı National Airport
|TSI
|AITS
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|Tavşanlı, Kütahya District, Aegean
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|Alaşehir National Airport
|XLA
|AILA
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|Alaşehir, Manisa District, Aegean
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|Datça National Airport
|DAA
|AIAA
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|Datça, Muğla District, Aegean
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|Leros National Airport
|LRS
|AILS
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|Partheni, Ege District, Aegean
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|Kalymnos Island National Airport
|JKL
|AIKM
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|Panormos, Ege District, Aegean
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|Patmos Island National Airport
|PYT
|AIPT
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|Patmos, Ege District, Aegean
|}
{| class="article-table"
!'''Military Airfield Name'''
!'''ICAO'''
!'''Located In'''
!'''Notes'''
|-
|Gaziemir Airbase (Adnan Menderes Int'l Airport)
|AIIA
|Gaziemir, İzmir Department, Aegean
|This military airbase is the hub for the Aegean AirForce.
|-
|Turgutlu Military Base (İzmir - Manisa - Turgutlu Int'l Airport)
|AIIM
|Karaoğlanlı, Manisa District, Aegean
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|-
|Dalaman Military Base (Dalaman Int'l Airport)
|AIDA
|Dalaman, Muğla District, Aegean
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|-
|Uşak Military Base (Uşak Int'l Airport)
|AIUS
|İkisaray, Uşak District, Aegean
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|-
|Emirdağ Military Base (Emirdağ Int'l Airport)
|AIEM
|Hamzahacılı, Afyonkarahisar District, Aegean
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|-
|Chios Military Base (Chios Island Int'l Airport)
|AICH
|Chios, Ege District, Aegean
|This airbase is used to monitor migrants in the Aegean area and to control illegal entry into the country through the Aegean Sea.
|-
|Kos Military Base (Kos Island Int'l Airport)
|AIKG
|Kos, Ege District, Aegean
|This airbase is used to monitor migrants in the Aegean area and to control illegal entry into the country through the Aegean Sea.
|-
|Akhisar Military Airport
|AIAH
|Sazoba, Manisa District, Aegean
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|-
|Imsik Airbase
|AIIM
|Imsik, Muğla District, Aegean
|This airbase is located only 16km to Bodrum - Milas International Airport.
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|Dinar Airfield
|AIDR
|Dinar, Afyonkarahisar District, Aegean
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|-
|Nazilli Military Airport
|AINZ
|Nazilli, Aydın District, Aegean
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|-
|Tavas Airbase
|AITV
|Tavas, Denizli District, Aegean
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
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|Çivril Airbase
|AICV
|Çivril, Denizli District, Aegean
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
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|Eşme Military Airport
|AIEE
|Eşme, Uşak District, Aegean
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
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|Söke Airfield
|AISK
|Söke, Aydın District, Aegean
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|}
{| class="article-table"
!'''Airline Name'''
!'''IATA'''
!'''Hubs'''
!'''Subsidiaries'''
!'''Alliance'''
!'''Fleet'''
|-
|'''''Aegean Airlines'''''
|AE1
|İzmir - Çiğli International Airport
İzmir Adnan Menderes International Airport

İstanbul International Airport
|
''Aegean Express''

''Aegean Air Cargo''

''İzmir Airlines''
|SkyEurope
|n/a
|-
|'''''Aegean Air Cargo'''''
|AEG
|İzmir - Çiğli International Airport
Denizli International Airport

Kütahya International Airport
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|World Cargo
|n/a
|-
|'''''Aegean Express'''''
|1AE
|İzmir Adnan Menderes International Airport
Denizli International Airport

Kütahya International Airport

Dalaman International Airport

Kos Island International Airport
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|n/a
|-
|'''''Bafa Airlines '''<small>(low-cost)</small>''
|1BF
|İzmir Adnan Menderes International Airport
Uşak International Airport

Dalaman International Airport

Didim Icarian Riviera Regional Airport

İstanbul Sabiha Gökçen International Airport

Ankara Erol Akıncı International Airport

Adana - İncirlik International Airport
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|n/a
|-
|'''''Caria Air'''''
|1CA
|İzmir - Çiğli International Airport
İzmir - Manisa - Turgutlu International Airport

Bodrum - Milas International Airport
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|Touristic Alliance
|n/a
|-
|'''''İzmir Airlines'''''
|1IZ
|İzmir - Çeşme International Airport

Muğla Regional Airport

Kastellorizo / Kızılhisar Regional Airport

Tirana Nënë Tereza International Airport

Baku Heydar Aliyev International Airport
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|n/a
|-
|'''''Icaria'''''
|1IC
|İzmir - Çiğli International Airport
Chios Island International Airport

Samos Aristarchos International Airport

Kos Island International Airport

Ikaria Regional Airport
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|n/a
|}
== '''''<u>Aegean - Railways</u>''''' ==
* '''<u>High Speed Rail</u>'''

In 2100, '''''Yıldırım''''' trains provide service on the following lines:
{| class="article-table"
!
'''Line'''
!'''Connected cities/stations'''
!
'''Lenght'''
!'''Travel Time'''
!'''Top Speed'''
!'''Type of trains'''
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|'''''Yıldırım''''' İzmir - Ankara
|'''''<u>İzmir-Basmane</u>''''' - 
|528 km
|1:06 direct at 550 km/h average
|550 km/h
|n/a
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In 2100, (Comboios Low-Cost em regiões turisticas/big cities) trains provide service on the following lines:
{| class="article-table"
!
'''Line'''
!'''Connected cities/stations'''
!
'''Lenght'''
!'''Travel Time'''
!'''Top Speed'''
!'''Type of trains'''
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== '''''<u>Aegean - Major Projects</u>''''' ==
{| class="article-table"
!'''Name'''
!'''Year'''
!'''Notes'''
|-
|Folkart Towers <small>(Still as part of Turkey)</small>
|2011
|'''Folkart Towers''' are 47-floor twin skyscrapers in the Bayraklı district of İzmir. Reaching a structural height of 200m above ground level, they were the tallest buildings in İzmir between 2014 and 2017, until the completion of the 48-floor (216m) ''Mistral Office Tower''.

The construction of the towers began in the first half of 2011 and in April 2013, they surpassed Hilton İzmir to become the tallest buildings in the city. The construction works were completed in 2014. In February 2015, the largest art gallery in Turkey was opened in the towers.
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|STAR Refinery <small>(SOCAR Turkey Aegean Refinery)</small> <small>(Still as part of Turkey)</small>
|2018
|<nowiki>-----</nowiki>
|-
|Aegean High-Speed Rail (''Yıldırım'') <small>(former part of YHT - Yüksek Hızlı Tren)</small>
<small>(Still as part of Turkey)</small>
|2025
|Formerly part of the '''YHT''' (<small>Turkish</small>: ''Yüksek Hızlı Tren'', "High-Speed Train") and operated by '''TCDD Taşımacılık''', the high-speed rail service in the former turkish provinces of Afyonkarahisar, Aydın, Denizli, İzmir, Kütahya, Manisa, Muğla and Uşak was originally announced as part of the centenary celebrations of the ''Republic of Turkey'', in 2023, in which '''President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan''' unveiled the '''"''Turkey Connected 2040''"''' plan with the main objective of radically expanding the high-speed train network and highway system in the country. In 2025, after some problems, the plan started and five lines were considered '''"Priority Lines"''': the ''Ankara-Afyonkarahisar-İzmir'', the ''İstanbul-Bursa-İzmir'', the ''İstanbul-Afyonkarahisar-Antalya'', the ''İzmir-Denizli-Antalya'' and the ''İzmir-Aydın-Muğla'' lines. By late 2023, the first route opened and, in 2033, the second and thrid routes were put into service. In 2044, before the independence of Aegean, the lines in operation were the five mentioned above in addition to the new ''İstanbul-Çanakkale-İzmir'' line. After the break-up from Turkey, the entire operation and management was transferred to the new state-owned company '''AUD''', specifically by '''''Yıldırım''''', the subsidiary that manages the high-speed rail system.

The '''AUD''' (<small>Turkish</small>: ''Aegean Ulusal Demiryolları'', "Aegean National Railways") started building high-speed rail lines in 2049, after inheriting the six existing lines. AUD has branded its high-speed service as '''''Yıldırım''''' ("Lightning") which currently operates on several lines, the busiest being the ''Ankara-İzmir'' line. ''Yıldırım'' is the primary train operator in Aegean, but not the only one since 2067, when '''EGEA''', the first private open-access high-speed operator in the country, started to compete with the state-owned monopoly. ''Yıldırım''<nowiki/>'s trains operate at speeds of up to 250 km/h or 500 km/h and the express line's top speed is 200 km/h, with the only super high-speed rail line in the country operating at a maximum speed of 550 km/h, linking İzmir and Ankara in 1h 55min <small>(630 km)</small>.
It played an important role in intercity accessibility during '''''Euro 2059''''', mostly due to an efficient high-speed train network linking the country to its neighbours, along with the country's modern and high-capacity airports as well as the efficient motorway connections. In the <u>UEFA Euro 2059 Bid Evaluation Report</u>, it was mentioned that "Aegean's high-speed TGV network offers efficient travel times and frequent comfortable rail services between İzmir and most other proposed host cities, making a very positive contribution to comfort and safe mobility".
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|İzmir Bridge <small>(Still as part of Turkey)</small>
|2028
|The bridge is about 3.8 km long and was built to provide quick access between the two sides of the city of İzmir, that previously the distance between these two places took about 15 minutes and a distance of 13.5 km, and now takes about 7 minutes, being '''only 3 minutes''' during the crossing of the bridge, and a distance of 7.8km, considering light traffic. The bridge began to be built in October 2028 and was opened to traffic on 3th July 2033, on a warm Sunday with the presence of the ''President'' ''of Turkey'', who were the first to cross the bridge.
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|Spil Dağı Resort Village <small>(Still as part of Turkey)</small>
|2035
|This tourist village was designed to accommodate tourists who came to develop an interest in this snow destination in Turkey, due to several things, but mainly to the fact that it is distinguished as the best snow destination in Eastern Europe and to its proximity to İzmir, the third largest city in the country, at the time, that was becoming a hub for some airlines, mainly low-cost airlines that had started to introduce İzmir in their routes, with direct flights from <u>London</u>, <u>Frankfurt</u>, <u>Paris</u>, <u>Zurich</u>, <u>Madrid</u> and many other important cities. The resort village will have around 15 hotels / resorts and 5 five stars ski resorts, and is located in '''Spil Dağı National Park''', about 1 hour from İzmir. The resort village usually has the highest occupancy in December and January, where all hotels are fully booked and the mountain is snowy all winter.
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|Independence Day
|2044
|'''Independence Day''', celebrated on the 11th of July, is the most celebrated day in the country because it was on the 11th of July 2044 that the country achieved its independence, something that it wanted for several years. On that day, the country finally declared independence from Turkey and at the moment it was released in the media, the (now) country <u>stopped and millions of people quit their jobs and went out into the street to celebrate this achievement</u>. Every year on this date, millions of people take to the streets to celebrate the country's independence and patriotism, placing the national flag on balconies, gardens, buildings, etc., seeing the military parades and launching fireworks. That day is a national holiday in the country and it is only on the 11th of July that public establishments are usually open for 24 hours. On that day the government decided to start building several monuments in the country to celebrate independence, 3 of them in the capital.
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|Turkish Separatist War
|2045
|The ''Turkish Separatist War'' was a war caused by several separatist groups and parties that were growing due to the population's discontent with the political regime in the country, which had lived in a very rigid dictatorship since 2043, when the dictator was elected. He ordered a number of things that limited the power of the country's autonomous regions, established in the end of 2041, which led to population revolt and the creation of separatist groups in all regions. On the 11th of July 2044, the '''''Aegean Autonomous Region''''' declared independence, and the following day, Turkey declared war on the Aegean. This war lasted about 15 months, until 24th of October 2045, and the Aegean won with the help of the UN as well as the EU, and after the victory, the country decided to support all separatist movements in Turkey, with weapons and military personnel. Later, in 25th of March 2045, the '''''Kurdistan Autonomous Region''''', in Turkey, joined the ''Al-Hasakah Governorate'', in Syria, the ''Dohuk'', ''Nineveh'', ''Erbil'', ''Kirkuk'' and ''Sulaymaniyah Governorates'', in Iraq, as well as ''West Azerbaijan'' and ''Kurdistan Provinces'', in Iran, to form the <u>Republic of Kurdistan</u>. After that, Turkey declared war to all the separatist movements, which were supported by NATO, EU and US. During the war, Turkey was losing strength and gaining more problems among supporters of the diatdor until, on the evening of 28th of April 2046, thousands of extremists gathered in Ankara, near the president's residence, in an attempt to invade it. The attempt was successful and a group of 13 extremists manage to reach the dictator, taking him hostage. They try to force him out of office, which the dictator refuses, and after the military invade the residence, the kidnappers execute him and then commit suicide, shouting freedom. The next morning, 29th of April 2046, all representatives of the separatist movements peacefully declare independence, and the '''''<u>Republic of Turkey</u>''''' ceases to exist.
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|Çesme Village Plan
|2049
|This neighborhood was designed to become a holiday home region, primarily designed for retired tourists from Europe and Middle East. The neighborhood has several high-wealth and high-luxury villas, with large and modern mansions overlooking the Aegean Sea, specifically the ''Chios Strait''. This project was very successful and in 2100, 99% of the houses built were occupied.
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|2050 Enlargement of the European Union
|2050
|The '''2050 Enlargement of the European Union''' saw Abkhazia, Adalya, Aegean, Anatolia, Anburis, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Cappadocia, Chechnya, Circassia, Crimea, Dagestan, Donbas, Greenland, Iceland, Kaliningrad, Karelia, Kuban, Marmara, Murmansk, Northern Anatolia, Ossetia, Pontia, Polesia, Rostov, South Marmara, Stavropol, Thrace and Transnistria accede to the European Union (EU). This was the EU's eleventh as well as biggest enlargement and came into effect on 1<sup>st</sup> January of that year, but these 30 states have officially applied for EU membership before, with Turkey's breakaway states being the longest, waiting almost 45 years for EU accession since the beginning of the negotiations. The date of accession, '''''1<sup>st</sup> January 2050''''', was set at the <u>2043 European Council summit</u>, held at the ''Palace of the Parliament'', in Bucharest, and confirmed in Brussels on May 31, 2047. The <u>''Treaty of Accession 2048''</u> was signed on May 25, 2048, at the ''Rosenborg Castle'', in Copenhagen, between the then-EU members and the thirty acceding countries. None of this countries had the '''''Euro''''' as their currencies, but an agreement was signed to the new 30 members to enter the ''Eurozone'' and abolish their currencies in a period between 1 and 5 years after joining the union <small>(except some countries)</small>, along with the entry in the ''Schengen Area'' between in 3 to 5 years. With this new states in the EU, the sea, air and land borders have been reinforced to prevent illegal people from entering these countries, and several European military personnel have been deployed to protect them in the first twenty-five years. This enlargement has enormously benefited these countries, including the rapid growth of population and economy, along with the life quality, life expectancy, health service, acess to education, HDI, with tourism and international investing as the main focuses.
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|EUTODS - EU Tourism Organization and Development Strategy
|2050
|'''<u>EUTODS</u>''' was a new strategy of the <u>European Commission</u> to organize tourism in the countries of the union in order to develop, monetize and strengthen it. The main point of the strategy was an agreement between all European countries, belonging or not to the union, which established the designation of all coasts in seas or oceans, mainly the coasts of southern countries, in order to facilitate all types of advertising campaigns, whether for travel agencies, hotels, airlines, etc.

The designation of the coasts of this country are:
*'''Aegean Rivierası''' (Aegean Riviera) - from ''South Marmaran border'' to Foça.
*'''Smyrna Sahili''' (Coast of İzmir) - from Foça to Karaburun.
*'''Güneşli Sahili''' (Sunny Coast) - from Karaburun to Mycale Strait.
*'''İkarya Rivierası''' (Icarian Riviera) - from Mycale Strait to ''Anburian border''.
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|New Port of İzmir
|2053
|The '''New Port of İzmir''' <nowiki/>was designed to replace the old port of the city, overloaded for several years. In this project, the experts took into account the growth of the city, so it was decided that the new port would be build in the ''Altıevler'' area, about 15km from the center of İzmir and next to the later built '''''İzmir 11 July Bridge'''''. For the construction of the port, it was necessary to remove all the people who lived in the area, who were relocated to houses with better conditions or received compensation, but also the claim of land to the sea to increase the area available for the port and reduce o withdrawing a larger number of people. Currently, in addition to receiving all types of ships and having the capacity to accommodate 7 cruise ships at the same time, it is the biggest port on the Aegean Sea and the second busiest, after the <u>Port of Piraeus</u>, in Greece.
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|UEFA Euro 2059 - Aegean bid
|2053
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|Aegean Sea Cruise Plan
|2055
|A plan to bring the most modern cruise ships to the <u>Aegean Sea</u> region, with cruise trips between the 8 countries or coming to countries with a coast on the ''Aegean Sea'' and ''Sea of Marmara''. It was a plan created by all the countries on the coast of these two seas, together with the European Union and the United Nations - World Tourism Organization. It was conceived after the '''WTO''' - World Tourism Organization created a European plan to boost cruise tourism, which would be subdivided into regional plans for greater efficiency.
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|New İzmir Project
|2055
|'''New İzmir''', also known as '''İzmir International Business Center''', is a commercial development in İzmir, the capital city of Aegean. The project occupies an area of 7,05 km<sup>2</sup> or 705 hectares, and is located just in the crossroads of the central part of the '''A35''' - ''İzmir Thruway'', settled on <u>Ege</u>, <u>Çınarlı</u>, <u>Halkapınar</u>, <u>Mersinli</u> and <u>Umurbey</u> districts. The complex is a major financial centre in Eastern Europe and the biggest in the Aegean Sea region, along with being home to the highest number of skyscrapers in the country, with 24 over 300m tall. The Government of İzmir first conceived the project in 2048, as a mixed development of office, residential, retail and entertainment facilities. An estimated 500,000 people will be working in, living in, or visiting the complex at any given time. The '''''Aegean Stadium''''' is also located in this project, as well as the '''''Ege Tower''''', the tallest building in the country.
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|Aegean Stadium
|2058
|The '''Aegean Stadium''', also known as "''Aegean's Pupil''", is a football stadium and multi-purpose arena, located in Umurbey, Konak, in İzmir. Opened in 2058, the stadium is the home of the <u>Aegean national football team</u> and has a seating capacity of 71,943 people, making it the largest football stadium in Aegean. The venue served as the main stadium for the '''Euro 2063''', hosting the final match of the tournament. It was built in the area of the old <u>İzmir Port</u>, since it was demolished due to the lack of space for expansion, which led to the construction of the port in a new location. The area was rebuilt and increased with reclaiming land from the gulf, to make a new area in the city, the ''New İzmir'' area.
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|İzmir 11 July Bridge
|2059
|The '''''İzmir 11 July Bridge''''' is a bridge built over the ''Gulf of İzmir'', connecting Sahilevleri, west of the center of İzmir, to Kaklıç in the north of Izmir. The bridge is about 6.4 km long and was designed within the "<u>Gulf of İzmir Access Road Project</u>", providing integrity in transport between the two sides of the Gulf of Izmir, a project that had already provided for the construction of the famous '''''İzmir Bridge'''''. This bridge was built to relieve traffic on the İzmir Bridge and in the city center, which was getting worse and worse, but it was also built with the future in mind, because in the future the ''New Port of İzmir'' would be built next to the bridge, thus facilitating logistics between the north and south of the city.
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|Narlıdere - Balçova Development & Renovation Plan
|2060
|The '''<u>'Narlıdere - Balçova Development & Renovation Plan'</u>''' was a restructuring and renovation plan for the neighborhoods of ''Huzur, Altıevler, Sahilevleri, İnciraltı ''and'' Bahçelerarası''. The initial plan was to remove all inhabitants from these neighborhoods and begin the construction of several things, with the aim of making this region of the city of ''İzmir'', a more modern and comfortable region for the inhabitants. It was considered one of the most ambitious projects of that decade, due to the fact that the plan included an extension (almost doubling) of the '''Altıevler '''district, to accommodate the new port of the city, the construction of a modern and innovative aerodrome to accommodate all types private jets and aircraft, and the transformation of '''Balçova''' (covering the neighborhoods of ''İnciraltı'' and ''Bahçelerarası'') into a tourist city with casinos, luxury hotels, resorts, etc. The government decided to invest in this project due to the fact that conditions in this region of the city are deteriorating, and that this region has <u>lost about 30,000 inhabitants in 10 years</u>. This project generated a lot of controversy due to having to remove about 130,000 people from their homes and put them in new apartments, something that many did not like because they did not want to see their houses destroyed. After several million euros spent on compensation, the situation was resolved and the project was able to move forward. The project was concluded in March 2069.
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|TOGG Menemen Car Plant
|2061
|This factory of the car brand ''TOGG'', which was founded in 2018 in the former Turkey and is based in ''Gebze'', a city that is now in Marmara. Since that year the company has only grown, having gone through only one difficulty, the separation of Turkey in several countries. Many factories were built in Europe, mainly in the countries of former Turkey, but also in some countries of Central and Southern Europe. This plant, near ''İzmir'', in <u>Menemen</u>, was planned in 2057, but was not completed until January 2061 due to financial problems and land concessions. Once completed, it became TOGG's second largest plant, on a list led by the '''''TOGG Gemlik Car Plant''''' in Gemlik, near Bursa, Marmara, and followed by the '''''TOGG Tarsus Car Plant''''' in Tarsus, near Adana, Adalya.
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|Icarian Riviera International Racetrack
|2061
|The '''''<nowiki/>'Icarian Riviera International Racetrack<nowiki/>'<nowiki/>''''' is a race track built near Koru, near <u>Milas</u>. It is located about 5km from ''Bodrum - Milas International Airport'' and is the main and biggest race track in the country. It was designed to be the first race track in the country with the capacity to receive "<u>Formula One</u>" Grand Prix's and other competitions, like "<u>MotoGP</u>". It was inaugurated on February 10, 2061 and received its first competition, called '''<nowiki/>'2061''' '''<nowiki/>Aegean G<nowiki/>rand Prix'''', in the follo'''<nowiki/>'''wing week. It was elevated to an international racetrack 5 years after its inauguration.
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|Bodrum Bitez Stadium
|2057
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|Arena Denizli
|2057
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|Aydın Adnan Menderes Stadium
|2058
|construído sobre o antigo
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|Manisa Arena
|2058
|construído do zero, perto do cruzamento A3 / Manisa Bypass
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|Afyon Arena
|2058
|construído em outro lugar da cidade
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|Kütahya Dumlupinar Stadium
|2058
|construído do zero num local diferente
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|Muğla Bülent Akça Stadium
|2058
|construído do zero num local diferente
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|UEFA Euro 2063
|2063
|The '''2063 UEFA European Football Championship''', commonly referred to as '''UEFA Euro 2063''' or simply '''Euro 2063''', was the 35th UEFA European Championship, the biennal international men's football championship of Europe organised by UEFA. It took place in Aegean and South Marmara (both hosting the tournament for the first time) from 3 June to 22 July 2063. England won the European Championship for the second time, following a 2-1 victory after extra time over Bavaria in the final played at the <u>'''Aegean Stadium'''</u>, İzmir.
<u>Adalya</u> and <u>Anburis</u> bid was chosen by the UEFA Executive Committee in June 2064. The two host teams qualified automatically while the remaining 78 finalists were decided through a qualifying competition between May 2068 to November 2070. '''Euro 2071''' was played at fifteen venues <small>(eight in Adalya and seven in Anburis)</small> in thirteen cities: Adana, Alanya, Anamur, Antakya, Antalya, Burdur, Fethiye, İskenderun, Isparta, Kahramanmaraş, Manavgat, Mersin and Silifke. Of the venues, nine were newly built for the tournament, while the remaining six have been renovated. In the decade before, the hosts invested heavily in improving infrastructure such as railways and roads at UEFA's request for their bid to be finally accepted after two other proposals.

The opening ceremony of this edition was held at the <u>'''Antalya Capital Stadium'''</u>, Antalya, Anburis, with 55,310 seating capacity, and the two semi-final matches were held at <u>National Stadium</u> and <u>Antalya Arena</u>. The most used stadiums were the <u>Cilicia Arena</u>, <u>National Stadium</u> and <u>Antalya Capital Stadium</u>, tied in the number of matches played, following the <u>Antalya Arena</u> with one match less. The least-used venues were in Silifke, Anamur, Burdur and Manavgat due to, as the four smallest stadiums in use at the tournament, they did not host any knockout round matches.
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! colspan="8" |'''<big><u>AEGEAN</u></big>'''
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! colspan="2" |'''İzmir'''
! colspan="2" |'''Denizli'''
!'''Afyonkarahisar'''
!'''Manisa'''
!'''Bodrum'''
!'''Aydın'''
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|Aegean Stadium
|Teleferik Stadium
|Arena Denizli
|Deliktaş Stadium
|Afyon Arena
|Manisa Arena
|Bodrum-Bitez Stadium
|Adnan Menderes Stadium
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|Capacity: '''71,943'''
|Capacity: '''52,620'''
|Capacity: '''55,370'''
|Capacity: '''51,862'''
|Capacity: '''50,550'''
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!'''Muğla'''
!'''Kuşadası'''
!'''Uşak'''
!'''Akhisar'''
!'''Kütahya'''
!'''Çeşme'''
!'''Bergama'''
!'''Simav'''
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|Muğla Bülent Akça Stadium
|Arena Icaria
|Uşak Arena
|Akhisar Spor Toto Stadium
|Kütahya Stadium
|Çeşme Arena
|Bergama Stadium
|Simav Arena
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|}'''Outras opções:''' Tire Arena, Çivril New Stadium, Dinar Arena, Denizli Arena, Bornova Stadium, Manisa 19 Mayıs Stadium, Palm Arena or Kuşadası Stadium <small><sub>(in Davutlar, Kuşadası)</sub></small>, Aydin Metropolitan Stadium, Izmir Goztepe Gursel Aksel Stadium, Selçuk Stadium, Afyon Zafer Stadium, Kuthaya Dumlupinar Stadium, Simav Arena
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|İzmir Mustafa Toprak Civil Aerodrome
|2065
|This aerodrome was planned to become the main aerodrome in the capital of the country, replacing the part of '''''İzmir Adnan Menderes International Airport''''', in <u>Gaziemir</u>, which was intended for private aviation, and which was now destined to expand the airport capacity of the current second largest airport of ''İzmir''. It was built in the ''Sahilevleri'' district and it is part of the '''<u>'Narlıdere - Balçova Development & Renovation Plan'</u>''', next to the new <u>İzmir Port</u> and next to the ''A19'' highway, a road that contains the famous ''İzmir 11 July Bridge''. It is currently the busiest aerodrome in the country, receiving all types of light aircraft and private jets.
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|University of Bodrum
|2066
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|Balçova Tourist City
|2068
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|Conquista das ilhas gregas no Egeu
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|2071 a 2074
Revolta das ilhas perto da Turquia por se sentirem excluídas da Grécia.

Chios, Samos, Ikaria, Kalymnos e Kos regional units, except Astypalaia and Nisyros.
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|Gulf of İzmir Bridge
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|21,53 km
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|Aegean Antartica Base
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|Menteş Penninsula Project
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|construir um bairro enorme turistico de hoteis e casas de férias para turistas estrangeiros, principalmente reformados, devido aos baixos impostos
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|Kuşadası Cruise Port
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|Çavlu Military Field
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|o principal do país, perto de Sahili (tipo Santa Margarida ou Tancos)
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|Izmir Mall
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|dos maiores do mundo
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|Private High-Speed Rail Network
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|Plano Nacional de Integração dos Migrantes do Norte de África
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|İzmir Public Airports Integration Plan
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|integração dos 3 aeroportos internacionais e do aeroporto regional da capital aegeana, conectando-os rapidamente uns aos outros de uma forma rápida.

* '''İzmir - Çiğli International Airport''': 5 runways and 5 passenger terminals + 1 cargocity
* '''İzmir - Manisa - Turgutlu International Airport''': 3 runways and 4 passenger terminals + 1 cargo terminal
* '''İzmir Adnan Menderes International Airport''': 2 runways and 3 passenger terminals + 1 private aviation terminal + 1 cargo terminal
* '''İzmir - Çeşme International Airport''': 1 runway and 2 passenger terminals + 1 cargo terminal
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|İzmir - Çiğli International Airport
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|Çandarli Port
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|The 'Çandarli Port' is a cargo port that was designed to become an auxiliary port in the Port of Aliağa, which was becoming overcrowded ...
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|Tunnel Çesme - Chios
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|8,9 km
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|New Bodrum Port
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|novo porto de cargas e capacidade para 5 cruzeiros ao mesmo tempo estacionados
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|Outra fábrica de carros
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|Túnel sobre Aydin na A7
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|Arranha-céu
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|Denizli International Airport
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|Universidade Manisa
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|Estação central de Izmir (comboio alta velocid.)
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|Afyonkarahisar International Airport
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|İzmir - Çeşme International Airport
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|50!
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|Arranha-céu
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|Tunél na A14
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|Tunel na A28 em Manisa
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|Ponte para Samos
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|Ponte Datça - Kos - Bodrum
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|Popular as ilhas do Dodecaneso
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|Plano das Circunvalações
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|Izmir Outer Beltway or Izmir Orbital
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|Denizli Outer Beltway or Denizli Orbital
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|EXPO Afyon
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|Tunel na A18 perto de Denizli
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|Izmir - Manisa - Turgutlu Airport
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|Aksaz Naval Base Expansion
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|National & Natural Parks Plan
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|Aegean Islands Highways Plan
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|Bergama New City
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|Hydroelectric & Eolic Power Plan
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|plano para 100% da energia ser renovável
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|Autodromo Izmir
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|Autodromo Afyonkarahisar
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|71 acho
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|International Parks and International Natural Reserves
|2090
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