Yozgat

Yozgat stretches from the Bozok Plateau to the Çekerek River basin, encompassing open Central Anatolian uplands, cultivated fields and wooded slopes. The provincial capital stands in Turkey’s interior, where town life reflects the region’s agricultural setting and long road connections across Anatolia. Yozgat Çamlığı National Park, established in 1958 as Turkey’s first national park, protects a remnant stand of Anatolian black pine close to the city. In the centre, the Yozgat Clock Tower, built in 1908, remains a familiar Ottoman-era landmark. Place Yozgat in its Central Anatolian setting by browsing webcams across the surrounding provinces.

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