Çüngüş, District center in Diyarbakır Province, Turkey
Çüngüş is a district center in Diyarbakır Province located in southeastern Turkey at an elevation of around 1,050 meters. The area spans across mountainous terrain with varied topography and supports a population of roughly 11,000 residents.
The area served historically as an Armenian bishopric with a church built in 1841 that marked its importance as a religious center. This religious role shaped the settlement's development and community structure over time.
The district encompasses 40 distinct neighborhoods, including Akbaşak and Aktaş, each contributing to the local traditions and community structure of the area.
The district center provides basic services and facilities for residents and visitors moving through the area. The location in mountainous terrain means the landscape influences local conditions and accessibility.
The geographical coordinates of 38.21°N and 39.29°E position Çüngüş in a region characterized by deep valleys and mountainous landscapes.
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