Geyve

Geyve is a district of Sakarya Province in the Marmara Region of Turkey. The town of Geyve is the administrative center of the district. Located in the western part of the province, Geyve is situated along the Geyve Gorge, a significant geographical feature. The district is known for its fertile lands, particularly its fruit orchards, with plums being a notable crop.

Historically, the area has been inhabited for centuries. The Geyve Gorge has been a strategically important passage, influencing the region's development and attracting various civilizations. The Ottoman Empire also had a presence in the area. The district's economy is largely based on agriculture and related industries.

The population of Geyve district has seen growth over the years, with a mix of agricultural workers and those employed in nearby urban centers. The town of Geyve itself offers essential services and facilities for the surrounding rural population. The geographical setting of Geyve, with its proximity to major transportation routes, contributes to its role within the broader provincial economy. The climate in Geyve is typical of the Marmara Region, characterized by warm summers and cool, rainy winters.