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Bodrum

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Bodrum (bō`drum), town (1990 pop. 20,931), Muğla prov., SW Turkey, on the Bodrum peninsula on the Aegean Sea coast. It was built on the ruins of the ancient city of Halicarnassus Halicarnassus (hăl'ĭkärnă`səs)
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 during the early 15th cent. A popular tourist resort, the town's notable landmark is a 15th cent. castle. It is also a center for underwater archaeology in the Mediterranean.


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A couple of decades ago, the Bodrum peninsula in southwestern Turkey was one of the most delightful and untouched parts of the Mediterranean coast, with small fishing villages of stone-built, flat-roofed houses occasionally making humanity's mark on the rocky coast, which with its olive groves, red soil and herb-scented bush was apparently unchanged since Classical times.
The store is located in Bodrum, with 35 tills, 10 Retalix PocketOffice units, and 11 Terminal servers.
 
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