Bornova

Bornova is a metropolitan region of Izmir in Izmir Province in Turkey. It is the third biggest region in Izmir's Greater Metropolitan Area of and is completely urbanized at the rate of 98,6 percent, with comparing large amounts of improvement as far as industry and services. Bornova's middle is arranged at a separation of 8 km toward the upper east from the customary focal point of Izmir and 5 km from the coastline at the tip of the Gulf of Izmir toward the west.

Bornova region zone is encompassed by the locale regions of Manisa focus and Menemen toward the north, Kemalpasa toward the east, Buca toward the south, and Konak and Karsıyaka toward the west, where the bigger piece of Izmir's urban territory expands. Amid the Ottoman time frame, Bornova was classified "Birunabad", regularly rendered as "Bournabad" or "Bournabat" in Western sources, despite the fact that clarifications with respect to how that name was formed differ.

Various sources look for the clarification in the Persian and Ottoman Turkish term birun, which signifies "external, outside", abad being a postfix basic to ious urban communities over the Islamic world and which shapes a place name when connected to the name of a man or to a legitimate name, for example, Haydarabad or Islamabad. Albeit befitting a settlement marginally outside a more noteworthy metropolitan zone, that the name "Birunabad" depends on a descriptive word for Bornova's situation, makes a relationship with a prior Byzantine name more probable.