Bayat

Bayat is a region of Corum Province operating at a profit Sea locale of Turkey. It is situated at 83 km from the city of Corum, close to the town of Iskilip. It covers a zone of 770 km², and the populace 2010 is 23,323 of which 8,479 live in the town of Bayat. It has a height of 625 m. The chairman is Ekrem Unlu. Bayat is situated at high elevation over the Black Sea drift, yet has the character of a focal Anatolian locale.

In the mountain towns in the north of the area individuals live on ranger service and grouping domesticated animals, there are additionally ious coal mines. Numerous families have moved to bigger urban communities looking for occupations, or go as regular work in the development business. There is better farmland in the valley floor alongside flour and feed factories.

The pre-Turkish town was called Claneus and was a Christian precinct. It had a place at one an opportunity to the Roman area of Galatia Secunda, however later turned out to be a piece of the region of Phrygia Salutaris, as showed in the Notitia Episcopatuum of Byzantine Emperor Leo VI the Wise in the mid10TH ry. One of its priests, Salomon, participated in the Third Council of Constantinople in 680 and the Trullan Council of 692. Another, Nicephorus, took part in the Second Council of Nicaea in 787. No longer a private ministerial office, Claneus is today recorded by the Catholic Church as a main see.