Gerede

Gerede is a town and a region of Bolu Province operating at a profit Sea district of Turkey. It is situated on the interstate from Istanbul to Ankara. It covers a territory of 1,255 km², and the populace is 41,391 of which 25,200 live in the town of Gerede. Rise is around 1,450 m. The leader is Omer Baygin. Gerede is a huge zone of slope nation encompassed by pine-secured mountains, on an entry from focal Anatolia to the Black Sea drift. The atmosphere is famously chilly and wet, enough to make it a middle for crosscountry skiing, and movement on the roadway regularly needs to arrange haze, rain and ice around Gerede.
Cratia was a metropolitan see, additionally called Flaviopolis. The names of a few its clerics are known due to their interest in ecumenical gatherings: Epiphanius at the Council of Ephesus, Genethlius spoken to by the minister Eulogius at the Council of Chalcedon, Diogenes at the Second Council of Constantinople, Georgius at the Third Council of Constantinople, Constantinus or Constans at the Second Council of Nicea, Basilius at the Council of Constantinople and also at the Council of Constantinople.
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