Yaglidere

Yaglidere is a town and locale of Giresun Province operating at a profit Sea district of Turkey. The locale covers one end of the Giresun Mountains, including some portion of the valley of the Yaglidere stream, which gives the region its name. At the point when the mountain streams that feed the Yaglidere are in full surge, they can turn into a risk to the region. Yaglidere is a rural region. The slopes are planted with hazelnuts, natural product trees, chestnuts, and different deciduous trees. Some tea and corn are developed, and creatures touch on the higher slants. The residential area of Yaglidere was established in 1811 with a commercial center and extensive mosque. 7,095 individuals live there.

A huge segment of the populace has moved to America, particularly New York and New Jersey, giving the town its epithets New Yaglidere and Little New York. Colchis was a well off kingdom, rich with mineral stores. The Colchis utilized gold and mined different materials. The area additionally was rich with foods grown from the ground vegetables. After the Colchis Kingdom's rule and before the Roman Empire extended, the lord Mithridates VI of Pontus fled to Sinoria and constructed 75 fortifications around there.