gåde

Göde is a Turkish toponym used for several settlements in Turkey. Because it is a place name rather than a single, nationally distinct location, Göde does not refer to one specific administrative entity in the country’s system. In practice, places named Göde are typically rural villages or neighborhoods within districts and provinces, and they participate in local governance through district authorities and elected muhtars or local representatives.

Etymology and usage of the name are not definitively established in widely cited sources. The toponym Göde may reflect historical linguistic layers in the region, with possible connections to Turkic or earlier Anatolian place-naming traditions. As with many Turkish village names, the exact origin can be uncertain and may vary between locations bearing the same name.

Geography and administration for places named Göde generally follow the standard structure of Turkish settlements. They are subordinate to a district (ilçe) and a province (il) and depend on district-level services for education, security, and infrastructure. The economies of these settlements are commonly rooted in agriculture or small-scale local enterprises, typical of rural communities in many parts of Turkey.

Because multiple, unrelated places share the name Göde, references to Göde without a district or province can be ambiguous. For precise information, identifying the specific Göde by its district or province is required. See also disambiguation resources or official geographic gazetteers for exact details.