Other cities in Ordu open houses - page 1

The air we breathe in Unieh shows that pollution levels have higher than acceptable for citizens. This province has an average 53% pollution.

The service sector accounts for 49% of all jobs generated in İkizce. Of this percentage, 29% are direct jobs, the rest are indirect jobs.

It is one of the most important cities of the country. Turnasuyu is within 52% of relevant cities in Turkey. Has 11 baroque churches.

Offers many services that make this location is totally habitable. At about 23km exists a large mall with all kinds of integrated services.

Have many people. In Gölköy, 5% are women and the unemployment rate is around 93% of the population.

Kumru city has 2 tourist attractions and its citizens recommend that tourists who come to the city or its surroundings, visit these tourist spots.

33% of people working in the sector directly or indirectly car. Another vast majority of the citizens of Ordu are unemployed.

Is a people of Turkey. His shield shows all path has led to this days. Its area is about 35 km. 18% of tourists said that it is a charming city.

The vegetation is abundant but not enough to have acceptable levels of contamination. Turkey have 99% of pollution.

The service sector accounts for 85% of all jobs generated in Kabataş. Of this percentage, 49% are direct jobs, the rest are indirect jobs.

It is one of the most important cities of the country. Mesudiye is within 49% of relevant cities in Turkey. Has 4 pools.

Contains large amount of services that demonstrate this population is totally habitable. At about 99km has a large mall with all kinds of integrated services.

Have 18771 neighbors. In Gürgentepe, 58% are women and the unemployment rate is around 23% of the population.

Çaybaşı city has 2 tourist attractions and its citizens recommend that tourists who come to the city or its surroundings, visit these tourist spots.

93% of people working in the sector directly or indirectly car. Another vast majority of the citizens of Korgan are unemployed.