Ereğli
Ereğli is a city in Turkey's Zonguldak region.
Catholic jurisdiction: Armenian — Prefecture of Istanbul
About Ereğli
Ereğli is located in the Zonguldak region of Turkey, situated along the Black Sea coast. The city is part of the Zonguldak Province, which is known for its rich coal deposits and industrial activities.
Ereğli has a significant role in the region's economy, driven by its industrial and agricultural sectors. The city's coastal location also makes it an important hub for trade and commerce in the Black Sea region. Ereğli's history and culture are shaped by its strategic location, with influences from various civilizations throughout the centuries.
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Notable people from Ereğli
Ranked by number of Wikipedia languages that have an article — a proxy for cross-cultural notability. Data: Wikidata.
Ertuğrul Sağlamb. 1969Turkish association football player (born 1969)
Ebru Topçub. 1996Turkish association football player (born 1996)
Bülent Bostanoğlub. 1953Turkish admiral (born 1953)
Berna Yeniçerib. 1996Turkish association football player (born 1996)- MMehmet Şevket Eygi1933–2019Turkish Islamist writer, antisemitic conspiracy theorist, and Holocaust denier (1933–2019)
- ÖÖnay Alpagob. 1947Turkish statesperson (born 1947)
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