korgan

Korgan is a district in Ordu Province, in the Black Sea region of northern Turkey. The district seat is the town of Korgan. It forms part of a province known for its green hills, rivers, and agricultural land.

Geography and economy: The landscape features rolling hills and river valleys suitable for farming. Agriculture is a principal economic activity, with crops such as hazelnuts, corn, fruits, and vegetables grown for local markets and regional trade. Livestock farming and small-scale industry also contribute to the local economy, reflecting the rural character of much of the district.

History and culture: The area has historical ties to the broader Pontic region and has been influenced by various empires, including the Ottoman Empire. Local life centers on traditional markets, religious institutions, and rural community events, with architecture and layouts reflecting past influences.

Administration and demographics: Korgan is administered by a district governor (kaymakam) appointed by the central government, along with a municipal government for the urban center. The district includes several villages and rural settlements within its boundaries, contributing to a predominantly rural population distribution.

Transportation: The district is connected by regional roads to the rest of Ordu Province and neighboring areas, facilitating access to and from the district.