Yüreğir, Administrative district in Adana Province, Turkey.
Yüreğir is an administrative district on the eastern side of the Seyhan River, forming a substantial portion of Adana city. The area spans across multiple neighborhoods that define daily life in this part of the region.
The district takes its name from an Oğuz Turkish tribe that settled in the region during the medieval period and shaped the area. These settlers established roots that remain part of the region's identity today.
The district maintains 107 neighborhoods with distinct identities, each led by locally elected muhtars who serve five-year terms representing community interests.
The area is well connected by public transport, including metro stations and railway links that reach different parts of the city. A coach terminal provides connections to other towns in the surrounding region.
A sports center with capacity for around 2500 spectators serves as a venue for local events and competitions. Specialized facilities for different sports are scattered throughout the area.
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