seaport in S Turkey, on the Mediterranean
Iskenderun
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Iskenderun
Formerly Al·ex·an·dret·ta
A city of southern Turkey on an inlet of the eastern Mediterranean Sea. Founded by Alexander the Great to celebrate his victory over the Persians in 333 BC, it is one of Turkey's chief ports.x
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