Siirt

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Siirt is a predominantly Kurdish-inhabited city in southeastern Turkey known for its historic mosques, traditional copper craftsmanship, and distinctive local cuisine.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Siirt canonical 5
Siirt Municipality 2

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf city
areaCode +90 484
capitalOf Siirt Province
climate continental climate
country Turkey
countrySubdivision Eastern Anatolia
surface form: Eastern Anatolia (broad geographic region)
economySector agriculture
animal husbandry
small-scale industry
elevation approximately 2936 feet
approximately 895 metres
governingBody Siirt self-linksurface differs
surface form: Siirt Municipality
hasAirport Siirt Airport
hasMinorityCommunity Arabs
Armenians
surface form: Armenians (historically)

Assyrians
surface form: Assyrians (historically)

Turks
hasReligiousBuilding Hızır Bey Mosque
Ulu Mosque of Siirt
Veysel Karani Mosque
hasUniversity Siirt University
historicalName Sert
Siʿird
Siʿirt
historicalRegion Upper Mesopotamia
isPartOf Siirt Province
knownFor Pervari honey
Siirt blanket
bıttım soap
copperware
distinctive local cuisine
historic mosques
religious architecture
traditional copper craftsmanship
languageMajority Kurdish
locatedIn Southeastern Anatolia Region
Southeastern Anatolia Region
surface form: southeastern Turkey
locatedOn Botan River valley
majorEthnicGroup Kurds
officialLanguage Turkish
populationMajority Kurdish
postalCode 56000
religionMajority Islam
timeZone TRT
traditionalCraft coppersmithing
weaving
traditionalFood büryan kebab
perde pilavı
utcOffset +3

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Referenced by (7)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

eastern Turkey containsCity Siirt
subject surface form: Eastern Turkey
Siirt governingBody Siirt self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Siirt Municipality
Siirt Province capital Siirt
Siirt Province hasMunicipality Siirt
this entity surface form: Siirt Municipality