Yenice

Yenice is a town and district located in the Karabük Province of Turkey. Situated in the Black Sea region, Yenice is known for its natural beauty and historical significance. The district is surrounded by forests and mountains, making it a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and hikers. The Yenice River flows through the area, adding to the scenic landscape.

Historically, Yenice has been an important settlement for centuries. Evidence suggests human habitation dating back to ancient times. During the Ottoman Empire, Yenice was a significant administrative and trade center. The town's architecture reflects this history, with some older buildings still standing.

The economy of Yenice is primarily based on forestry and agriculture. The fertile land in the surrounding valleys is used for cultivating various crops. Local industries also contribute to the district's economy. The town offers a peaceful environment and is a gateway to exploring the natural attractions of the region, including nearby natural parks and historical sites. Yenice is accessible by road and rail, connecting it to other major cities in Turkey.