Usak

Usak is a city in the inside piece of the Aegean Region of Turkey. The city has a populace of 500,000 and is the capital of Usak Province. The city was already known by its Greek name of Ousakeion. Usak city is arranged at a separation of 210 km from Izmir, the area's essential metropolitan focus and port city. Profiting from its area at the intersection of the Central Anatolian level and the beach front Aegean Region, and from an atmosphere and agrarian creation joining components of both of these zones, Usak has additionally customarily had a solid mechanical base.

Usak was the main city in Turkey to have a urban power organize, and the primary city where an aggregate work relations understanding was marked, amid the Ottoman period, between calfskin industry representatives and laborers. It was here that the principal production line of Republican Turkey, a sugar refinery, was set up through a private division activity among nearby agents. The convention of enterprising nature proceeds with today around two modern zones.

The primary known composed states to have led over the district of present-day Usak were the Phrygians in the eastern segment and the Lydians in the west amid the seventh century BC. The Karun Treasure, found by surreptitious fortune seekers in Usak in 1965, and whose pirating outside Turkey and resulting recovery decades later from New York City's Metropolitan Museum of Art stood out as truly newsworthy, gives a sign of the high level of human advancement accomplished by these Anatolian states.