Trabzon
See Trabzon in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(trăb-zŏnˈ, träb-zônˈ) or Treb·i·zond (trĕbˈĭ-zŏndˌ)
A city of northeast Turkey on the Black Sea. Founded by Greek colonists in the eighth century B.C., the city was part of the Roman, Byzantine, Trebizond, and Ottoman empires. Population: 214,000.
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