Bolvadin

Bolvadin is a city and region of Afyonkarahisar Province in Turkey. It covers a region of 1,108 km² and has an elevation of 1,016 m. The number of inhabitants in the area focus is 31,387 2010. The chairman is Fatih Kayacan Ak Party. Bolvadin is the biggest town in the territory separated from the city of Afyon itself, based on an extensive fruitful plain between the mountains of Sultandag and Emirdag inland from the Aegean drift. The city was established in early occasions. It was a piece of Phrygia.

In the Roman time it was known as Polybotum and a chateau was worked here. It at that point go under the control of the Seljuk Turks and afterward the Ottoman Empire, known as a vital extension in the mountains. The plain is watered by the stream Akarcay and is a rich rural land. Opium was developed in the region is as yet developed today; there is a processing plant here delivering morphine for the pharmaceutical business. Anyway today the plain is likewise utilized for developing grain and organic product.

The higher mountainside is forested. The atmosphere is sweltering in summer, cool enough to snow in winter. Lake Eber lies at the south-east edge of the plain, 967 m above ocean level. Carp angling and slicing surges add to the economy of this cultivating region. This is certifiably not a rich locale, it needs foundation, for example, open transport and the general population of Bolvadin are preservationist. The zone is powerless against earthquakes.