Bergama

Bergama is a crowded locale, and additionally the inside city of a similar region, in Izmir Province in western Turkey. By barring Izmir's metropolitan territory, it is one of the conspicuous areas of the region as far as populace and is to a great extent urbanized at the rate of 53.6%. Bergama focus is arranged at a separation of 118 km toward the north from the purpose of takeoff of the customary focal point of Izmir and lies at a separation of 27 km inland from the closest seacoast at the town of Dikili to its west.

Bergama locale region neighbors the territories of three regions of Balikesir Province to its north, to be specific Ayvalik, Burhaniye and Ivrindi, Izmir Province area of Kinik and Manisa Province region of Soma, Manisa to its east, while toward the south it is flanked by the focal commonplace of Manisa and two other Izmir Province areas along the drift that are Aliaga and Dikili from its south towards its west.

The old and present day Greek dialect type of the name is Greek. In Turkish dialect, it has been adjusted to Bergama. The name of Pergamos gets from Perga, although a Turkish creator Ozhan Ozturk claims that Bergama signifies "high settlement/base" in Hittite language, while Argoma in Amasya signifies "outskirt settlement" at the Hittite-Kaskian fringe.