Karasu

Karasu is a town in Sakarya Province, northwestern Turkey, on the Black Sea drift. It has an overwinter populace of around 30,746, which increments in the mid year because of the travel industry. A lot of its trade fixates on hazelnut cultivating and tourism. The Acarlar Floodplain Forest is found somewhat in Karasu. Acarlar Floodplain Forest is a floodplain woods situated in Sakarya Province, northwestern Turkey. It is a blend of coastline, tidal pond, hills and timberland. The territory is a run of the mill tidal pond, an immersed waterfront landscape framed by division from the ocean by sandy obstruction.

Arranged on the area outskirt of Karasu-Kaynarca, and around 700 m a long way from the ocean, the tidal pond covers 1,562 ha stretching out parallel to the drift. It tends to be up to around 1.50 m profound. The land, which rises because of went away floodplain amid the late spring months, is utilized by villagers for agriculture. The floodplain is flanked in the north by 30– 25 m - high rises at Black Sea, and in the south by low slopes of 100 m tallness in normal. Abundance water over surge organize streams into Okcu Creek, which joins Sakarya River in 6 km separate in the east.