Ardesen

Ardesen is a metropolis and district of Rize Province within the Black Sea place of Turkey, 48 km alongside the coast street from the town of Rize. See Rize Province for the records of the region, at one time a part of the Kingdom of Georgia, the Roman and Byzantine Empires and later the Empire of Trebizond till their defeat in 1461 by way of the Ottoman Sultan Mehmet II. The origins of the call is thought to be Armenian coming from Ard- which means subject and -Shen which means village.

Ardesen is sandwiched among sea and mountain, with 10 km of Black Sea shoreline, whilst maximum of the district is hill and mountain, extending 50 km inland, up to the Altıparmak hills after which on to Camlihemsin and the Kackar mountains. There is plenty of rainfall however little land flat sufficient for planting something besides for tea, and existence is tough in these wet highlands. The highland villages are faraway, and reaching them with roads, cables and other infrastructure could be very tough.

This become even greater the case earlier than tea planting commenced, while successive generations might migrate far from the place to jobs in Turkey's large towns or overseas. 10% of the land is used for tea growing, aside from is there is little agriculture except gardening for nearby intake. The first tea-processing manufacturing facility was opened in 1947, different industry consists of sawmills and fixtures workshops.