Mersincik

KOCAELİ DERİNCE MERSİNCİK MAHALLESİ NÜFUSU: 

ÖNCEKİ YILA GÖRE

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MERSİNCİK mahallesi nüfusu ( beldesine) bağlı DERİNCE, KOCAELİ. MERSİNCİK mahallesinin Nüfusu Toplam tır. Bu nüfusun 'si Erkek, 'si Kadındır.

KOCAELİ ili DERİNCE ilçesi ( beldesine) bağlı MERSİNCİK mahallesinin bağlı olduğu belediyenin niteliği BÜYÜKŞEHİR İLÇE'dir.

YILLARA GÖRE MERSİNCİK NÜFUSU, KOCAELİ DERİNCE

KOCAELİ DERİNCE MERSİNCİK Mahallesi Haritası

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This picture was taken during my honeymoon in Here you can see me, the one standing up, marking tangerine cases; crouching beside the heap of tangerines are the workers of the Mersincik farm in Datca. Shortly after we got married in , Günel and I drove to Bodrum in my car. On the old highway, going from Milas to Bodrum, there was a very steep and curved road, winding through the pine forests, with a precipice on one side and a mountain on the other. That road was called 'Avram Yokusu' [Avram's Slope]. It must have been named after Avram Galante [Jewish historian who was also one of the first members of parliament after the Turkish Republic was founded], who was born in Bodrum. That road is no longer used, because there is a new highway going to Bodrum by the coast. A real pity. From Bodrum, we crossed to Mersincik by boat and spent our honeymoon there. We had olive trees - of the eating-olives variety - planted. We did this by hiring 45 workers from the surrounding villages. They worked on daily wages and slept in caves that were around the farm. The wives of the 'kahya' and the workers cooked food in big cauldrons and baked bread in the oven situated in the garden. In , Datca was a largely undeveloped place. As a result of the work we provided, a traveling open-air cinema came there, for the first time, because they got informed that our 45 workers had earned some money. Nothing like that had ever happened in the surrounding villages at that time.