Karabuk

Karabuk is a town and the capital area of Karabuk Province operating at a profit Sea locale of Turkey. The locale covers a territory of 760 km² or 293 sq mi, and the town lies at a rise of 354 m or 1,161 ft. Karabuk was worked during the 1930s as the seat of the iron and steel industry of Turkey. Karabuk lies in an area close Filyos River shaped by the converge of Arac and Soganli streams. Karabuk is arranged on an imperative exchange course between Amasra on the drift and focal Anatolia. The historical backdrop of the city returns to the early long periods of the Turkish Republic, when it was a little sub-town framed by 13 houses in the Oglebeli town of Safranbolu.

There was likewise a little prepare station on the Ankara– Zonguldak course. The town began to create with the industrialization of the nation. One of the primary steel processing plants of the Republic was worked here in 1939, after which it developed quickly and consolidated Oglebeli town as a quarter. Karabuk turned into a region and after that a township in the Safranbolu region in 1941. It turned into a locale focus in 1953 and a commonplace focus in 1995. Hadrianapolis now Eskipazar, is an old city from the Roman Empire of the 4^th century, situated around 3 km from Karabuk. There are numerous wellsprings, places of worship, and Roman showers.