Churches in Güneydogu Anadolu, Turkey

92 Christian congregations are mapped in Güneydogu Anadolu, Turkey so far, across every tradition. It ranks 6th of 12 regions by churches mapped.

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Some of the churches in Güneydogu Anadolu

Meryem Ana Kilisesi · Armenian Church · Marutavank Manastiri · Surp Sarkis Ermeni Ortodoks Kilisesi · Mor Aho Manastırı · Surp Giragos Kilisesi · Mar Petyun Kilisesi · Ermeni Kilise · Suryani Manastır Kalıntıları · Nuhrut Kilisesi · Havari Bedros Manastırı · Mor Circis kilisesi · Surp Kevork Kilisesi · Surp Giragos Ermeni Ortodoks Kilisesi · Mor Cercis Süryani Kilisesi · Protestan Kilisesi · Mor Hadbşabo Kilisesi · Çatalçam Kilisesi · and 92 more on the map.

Towns and cities in Güneydogu Anadolu

  • Diyarbakır13
  • Mardin10
  • Midyat10
  • Şanlıurfa8
  • Gaziantep7
  • Dargeçit7
  • Gercüş4
  • Adıyaman3
  • Pervari2
  • Kızıltepe2
  • Sason2
  • Batman2
  • Viranşehir2
  • Harran2
  • Dicle1
  • Nizip1
  • Oğuzeli1
  • Çüngüş1
  • Kilis1
  • Cizre1
  • İdil1
  • Mazıdağı1
  • Savur1
  • Ömerli1
  • Siirt1
  • Ergani1
  • Bozova1

Traditions in Güneydogu Anadolu (as mapped)

  • Orthodox6
  • Syriac Orthodox5
  • Catholic2
  • Protestant2
  • Armenian Apostolic1
  • Pentecostal1

Frequently asked

How many churches are there in Güneydogu Anadolu, Turkey?

92 Christian congregations are mapped in Güneydogu Anadolu, Turkey so far on God First, across every tradition. It ranks 6th of 12 regions by churches mapped.

What Christian traditions are in Güneydogu Anadolu?

The most-mapped traditions in Güneydogu Anadolu are Orthodox, Syriac Orthodox, Catholic, Protestant.

Which towns and cities in Güneydogu Anadolu have the most churches?

Diyarbakır (13), Mardin (10), Midyat (10), Şanlıurfa (8), Gaziantep (7).

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