Tire

Tire is a crowded region, and the inside town of a similar area, in Izmir Province in western Turkey. By barring Izmir's metropolitan zone, it is one of the unmistakable areas of the region as far as populace and is generally urbanized at the rate of 55.8%. Tire's middle is arranged at a separation of 80 km toward the south-east from the purpose of flight of the conventional focus of Izmir and lies at a separation of 46 km inland from the closest seacoast in the Gulf of Kusadasi to its west.

Tire locale region neighbors the region territories of Selcuk, Bayindir and Odemis, all piece of Izmir Province, while toward the south it is circumscribed by the areas of Aydin Province. The locale zone's physical highlights are dictated by the alluvial plain of Kucuk Menderes River in its northern part and in its south by the mountains delimiting the parallel alluvial valley of Buyuk Menderes River streaming among Aydin and the Aegean Sea. There is a Jewish people group.

Advantaged by its prolific soil and reasonable atmosphere, Tire region's economy to a great extent depends on creation and handling of horticultural items, particularly of figs, cotton, corn and different grains, money crops like tobacco and sesame, natural products like watermelons, fruits, peaches and grenadines and dry organic products like walnuts and chestnuts.