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    Kilis is a town in Southeastern Anatolia, just north of the Syrian border.

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    Kilis became urbanized mostly during the Ottoman Empire.

    As of the early 2020s, the total population of Kilis is about 200,000, roughly half of it natives and the other half Syrian refugees.

    On February 6, 2023, Kilis was hit by a devastating earthquake. Many of the city's buildings and landmarks are badly damaged or collapsed.

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    There are frequent buses from nearby Gaziantep.

    • 1 Kilis bus station (Kilis Otogar).

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    Map
    Map of Kilis

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    The historic city centre is made up of narrow streets, which are fascinating to explore.

    • 1 Kilis Museum, Akcurun Cd. 27, +90 348 813 2037. Kilis Museum (Q28136223) on Wikidata Kilis Museum on Wikipedia
    • 2 Tekke Mosque. 16th-century Ottoman mosque complex.
    • 3 Kilis Great Mosque (Kilis Ulu Camii). Kilis Great Mosque (Q97924889) on Wikidata
    • 4 Adnan Menderes Park.
    • 5 Oylum Höyük. Large, prehistoric mound that was settled at least 4,000 years BCE. Oylum Höyük (Q1528589) on Wikidata Oylum, Kilis on Wikipedia

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    • Halı Saha Stadium.

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    Coffee

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    Routes through Kilis
    TokatGaziantep  N  S  Öncüpınar/al-Salameh → Becomes Syrian road → Tell Rifaat Syria


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