Aliaga

Aliaga, is a town and a locale of Izmir Province in the Aegean Region of Turkey. The town is arranged at around 50 km north of Izmir. Aliaga has a major port, for the most part for oil and mass. Its monetary action depends on the travel industry, shipbreaking and an oil refinery. Aliaga lies in the core of antiquated Aeolia. The town was named after an individual from the persuasive Karaosmanogulları ayan family, Karaosmanoglu Ali Aga, who claimed a bequest here. It was a township in Menemen locale in 1937 and turned into a region in 1952. It at long last isolated from Menemen and turned into an area on 21 January 1982.

The remaining parts of the antiquated city of Myrina are inside the limits of the region, situated at around fifteen15 km north of Aliaga focus. Another vital site is the yet unexplored Gryneion, close Sakran township on the promontory, toward the south of the inside town, likewise at a separation of 15 km. Guests additionally regularly utilize the street from Aliaga to visit the remaining parts of Aigai in Yuntdagı in Manisa Province. The D.550 roadway goes through the city, between Mugla-Edirne and furthermore to Izmir. Aliaga is additionally associated with Izmir by IZBAN, a suburbanite railroad working around Izmir. IZBAN works 15 every day trains from Aliaga Railway Station to Alsancak Terminal in Izmir.