Gözle

Gözle is a Turkish toponym that may refer to several rural settlements in Turkey. It is the name of more than one village, each located within a district and province in the country.

In Turkish geographic nomenclature, many place names are used in more than one location; Gözle is one such example. Administrative data about each Gözle is published by the Turkish Statistical Institute and by provincial and district authorities, and precise details depend on the specific location identified by province and district.

The exact origin of the toponym Gözle is not well documented in widely available sources. The root gazetteers often note that the Turkish word göz can mean eye or spring, and it is a common element in place names, but the local significance of Gözle can vary by region and historical context.

Geography and demography: Villages named Gözle are typically small and rural. Their geographic characteristics, such as terrain, climate, and economic activities, are determined by the wider provincial context in which each Gözle lies. Each instance of Gözle is governed at the district level and forms part of the local administrative structure.

Notes: Because there is no single Gözle with national prominence, information about the name should be sought for the specific Gözle by its province or district to avoid confusion.