Banaz

Banaz is a town and locale of Usak Province in the internal Aegean district of Turkey. The leader is Zafer Arpaci. Banaz locale zone neighbors those of two different regions of a similar area, to be specific Sivasli and Usak focal region from its south to its west, ranges three regions of Kutahya Province, Gediz, Altıntas and Dumlupinar, along its north, and appends three areas of Afyonkarahisar Province, specifically Sandikli, Sinanpasa and Hocalar to its east.

The town is arranged on the primary street from Izmir to Ankara, at a separation of 33 km to the area seat of Usak. The town has a populace of 15,504. The region reaches out on a vast and rich plain that conveys indistinguishable name from the town and the locale, and it is a region of exceptional and differed rural generation, and additionally of thick forestation. The stream that crosses and feeds the plain conveys the name Banaz too and it later joins Buyuk Menderes River. Sugarbeet and opium are the main horticultural items that are developed in Banaz.

Another outstanding component of the region is the nearness of a few hot warm springs, some of which, for example, those at territories called Evrendede, Catalcam and Hamambogazi have been organized to fill in as wellbeing focuses with convenience and as recreational areas. The region has two depending townships with their very own region and 45 towns. One of these towns, lying at a separation of 4 km from the region focus conveys a similar name of "Banaz" and is the place the antiquated site of the region, called Panasion and from which the name Banaz determines, was really found.