Selçuklu
Selçuklu is the central district of Konya province.
Located north of the centre of Konya, Selçuklu is neighboured by Sarayönü, Kadınhanı, Derbent, Altınekin, Meram and Karatay districts.
Seljuk was established on a plain with a lake bottom. Takkeli and Loras mountains rise just to the west.
Seljuk has an arid climate with very hot summers, snow in winter and plenty of rain in spring. The average rainfall is lower than the neighbouring provinces. However, precipitation in non-drought years is sufficient for agriculture.
Selçuklu, which contains the Sille Dam and partially Altınapa Dam used for irrigation purposes, is lowland in terms of its general location and partially mountainous in the west. The vegetation is characterised by steppe climate.
Selçuklu district meets 25% of Konya's GDP, i.e. production. For this reason, Selçuklu has the highest added value in Konya. The urbanisation rate is over 80%. In Selçuklu, important municipal services have been planned and implemented, and studies that direct the future of the city and foresee its planned development have been carried out.
Leave Your Comments