Dodurga

Dodurga is a district of Corum Province in the Black Sea region of Turkey. It is located at 42 km north of the city of Corum, 35 km from the town of Osmancik on the road to İskilip. The leader is Mustafa Aydin DP. Dodurga sits in a plain encompassed on three sides by mountains, the eastern edge is shaped by a 17 km long valley of the River Kizilirmak. 64% of the land region is the plain, 23% the valley and the staying 12% being the mountains. Dodurga has a dry atmosphere run of the mill of Central Anatolia, the summers are sweltering and dry and winters are chilly despite the fact that the adjacent Black Sea acquires weather climate winter.

The greater part of the populace live from cultivating. The land is fruitful and mostly utilized for developing rice and grains and in addition heartbeats, for example, chick peas, while mountain and knoll are utilized for touching animals. Since 1942 a second wellspring of salary has been coal mining. There is no industry with the exception of a flour factory and a few pastry shops. Otherwise called Totirga, Dodurga is named after a part of the Bozok group of Oghuz Turks, who settled here in the 14^th century. The name gets from an old Turkish word for settlement or country.