Taskopru

Taskopru is a town and region of Kastamonu Province operating at a profit Sea locale of Turkey. As per the 2000 enumeration, populace of the locale is 43,800 of which 16,181 live in the town of Taskopru. The region covers a zone of 1,811 km2, and the town lies at a height of 553 m. The town takes its name from the stone scaffold developed in the thirteenth century by the Chobanids over the Gok River. The 68 meter range is upheld on seven curves and still conveys car movement.

Taskopru is 42 km from Kastamonu and is noted for its garlic. In its history, the locale has been one of the essential settlements of a few civic establishments. In 64 BC it turned out to be a piece of the Roman Empire. Since 1100 AD, Taskopru is a Turkish-Islamic area. In the late 19^th and mid twentieth century, Taskopru was a piece of the Kastamonu Vilayet of the Ottoman Empire.