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Famagusta maintained good communications with this hinterland. The city's port remained the island's main seaport and in 1961, it was expanded to double its capacity in order to accommodate the growing volume of exports and imports. The port handled 42.7% of
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rule. It was during this period that
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In this period, the urbanisation of Famagusta slowed down and the development of the rural areas accelerated. Therefore, economic growth was shared between the city of Famagusta and the district, which had a balanced agricultural economy, with citrus, potatoes, tobacco and wheat as main products.
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in the first century BC. In essence, Famagusta was the successor of the most famous and most important ancient city of Cyprus, Salamis. According to Greek mythology, Salamis was founded after the end of the Trojan War by Teucros, the son of Telamon and brother of Aedes, from the Greek island of
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suburb of Famagusta was fenced off by the Turkish army immediately after being captured and remained fenced off until October 2020, when the TRNC reopened some streets to visitors. Some Greek Cypriots who had fled Varosha have been allowed to view the town and journalists have been allowed in.
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A growth in tourism and the city's university have fueled the development of Famagusta's vibrant nightlife. Nightlife in the city is especially active on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nights and in the hotter months of the year, starting from April. Larger hotels in the city have
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and as Larnaca flourished, Famagusta lost its importance as a trade centre. Over time, Varosha developed into a prosperous agricultural town thanks to its location away from the marshes, whilst the walled city remained dilapidated.
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Famagusta is represented by DAÜ Sports Club and Magem Sports Club in North Cyprus First Volleyball Division. Gazimağusa Türk Maarif Koleji represents Famagusta in the North Cyprus High School Volleyball League.
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New residential areas were built to accommodate the increasing population towards the end of the British rule, and by 1960, Famagusta was a modern port city extending far beyond Varosha and the walled city.
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primary port for commerce in Northern Cyprus, with more than half of ships that came to Northern Cyprus in 2013 coming to Famagusta. It is the second most popular seaport for passengers, after
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to occupy the city, prior to which Famagusta's entire Greek Cypriot population had fled into surrounding fields. As a result of Turkish airstrikes dozens of civilians died, including tourists.
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the British rule. Pottery and production of citrus and potatoes also significantly grew in the city outside the walls, whilst agriculture within the walled city declined to non-existence.
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Famagusta is an important commercial hub of Northern Cyprus. The main economic activities in the city are tourism, education, construction and industrial production. It has a 115-
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of Cyprus, hosting 31.5% of the hotels and 45% of Cyprus' total bed capacity.
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2780:"KIBRIS TÜRK FUTBOL FEDERASYONU - Hoş Geldiniz"
1987:. London: K. Rustem & Brother. p. 149.
1871:. The Princeton Encyclopedia of Classical Sites
1476:was founded in Famagusta by the Cypriot artist
2495:"KKTC Limanlarında bir yılda 2 milyon ton yük"
1642:, a Greek Cypriot politician, who served as a
1391:sport teams that left the city because of the
903:Territories, colonies and trade routes of the
888:Territories, colonies and trade routes of the
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4690:Populated coastal places in Northern Cyprus
3059:(in Turkish) (1st ed.). Galeri Kültür.
2007:. Municipality of Famagusta. Archived from
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3183:Complete online facsimile of Camile Enlart
2966:. Archived from the original on 2020-02-29
2517:"Simos Ioannou elected Mayor of Famagusta"
2432:Fırat University Journal of Social Science
2030:
2028:
2026:
1904:. Ammochostos Municipality. Archived from
1890:Anonymous Stadiasmus of the Great Sea, 304
1524:, illustrator of the book versions on the
39:
3126:Famagusta, Volume 1. Art and Architecture
3036:L'art gothique et la Renaissance a Chypre
2632:. Channel View Publications. p. 65.
2629:Tourism in Peripheral Areas: Case Studies
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1996:
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1964:
1851:TRNC Regional Administrations Report 2019
1827:TRNC Regional Administrations Report 2019
1064:From independence to the Turkish invasion
811:. To honor the city, from which his wife
677:during the medieval period. Its informal
3132:2), Turnhout: Brepols Publishers, 2014.
2045:
2043:
1926:
1325:A street in the walled city of Famagusta
1105:From the Turkish invasion to the present
601:By the 3rd century, the city appears as
4685:Populated places in Gazimağusa District
3090:Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography
2704:(in Turkish). Gezimanya. Archived from
2320:"FAMAGUSTA & SALAMIS: A Guide Book"
1777:
1488:Famagusta has three general hospitals.
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1469:founded a campus in the city in 2010.
1044:city was also the site for one of the
3825:Gazimağusa District (Northern Cyprus)
2423:Mor, Ahmet; Çitci, M. Dursun (2006).
2254:
2034:
1970:
1518:, born and died in Salamis, Famagusta
1465:was founded in the city in 1979. The
1010:Harbor of the city of Famagusta, 1905
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1349:. The city was also the setting for
1786:Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus
4665:Populated places in ancient Cyprus
2102:. Famagusta.org.cy. Archived from
2056:. Scarecrow Press. pp. 62–3.
1685:, Emeritus Professor of Psychiatry
1199:Church of St. George of the Latins
1194:Church of St. George of the Greeks
712:), from the addition of the title
37:City in Famagusta District, Cyprus
25:
2080:. PRIO Cyprus Displacement Centre
1846:KKTC Yerel Yönetimler Raporu 2019
1822:KKTC Yerel Yönetimler Raporu 2019
1644:Member of the European Parliament
1612:, former international footballer
1441:stadium called the Mağusa Arena.
1245:In an October 2010 report titled
1076:From independence in 1960 to the
532:merchants carried their goods to
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3055:Gürkan, Muzaffer Haşmet (2008).
3051:. Official website of Famagusta.
2834:Eastern Mediterranean University
2769:(London: Friction Fiction, 2016)
2656:(in Turkish). Kıbrıs. 3 May 2008
2273:. TRNC Department of Tourism and
2172:. London: I.B. Tauris. pp.
1463:Eastern Mediterranean University
1455:Eastern Mediterranean University
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2562:Historical dictionary of Cyprus
2363:Global Heritage Fund | GHF
2211:from the original on 2021-12-11
2143:. Scarecrow Press. p. 63.
2141:Historical Dictionary of Cyprus
2053:Historical Dictionary of Cyprus
1547:, former international Cypriot
1286:embargo against Northern Cyprus
1117:During the second phase of the
868:In 1372 the port was seized by
2853:"Köklü ve öncü bir üniversite"
2756:(London: Headline Review 2015)
1428:Cypriot intercommunal violence
1420:Turkish Cypriot First Division
335:Famagusta Turkish municipality
1:
4655:3rd-century BC establishments
3105:Istanbul Technical University
1491:Gazimağusa Devlet Hastahanesi
1467:Istanbul Technical University
1248:Saving Our Vanishing Heritage
631:. This name is still used in
3124:Weyl Carr, Annemarie (ed.),
1503:Gazimağusa Yaşam Hastahanesi
1414:Famagusta is represented by
1083:the main tourist destination
4204:Agios Andronikos (Topçuköy)
3859:Agios Sergios/Yeni Boğaziçi
3296:Agios Sergios/Yeni Boğaziçi
3103:(PhD thesis) (in Turkish),
2342:"What to see in Famagusta?"
1983:Gazioğlu, Ahmet C. (1990).
1387:Famagusta was home to many
1159:fortifications of Famagusta
625:, "Hidden in Sand") in the
4711:
3038:. Paris, pp. 251–255.
3003:"Famagusta: Regal Capital"
2654:"Mağusa geceleri capcanlı"
2559:Mirbagheri, Farid (2010).
2497:(in Turkish). Kaptan Haber
2438:(1): 33–61. Archived from
2411:Guide to Foreign Investors
2139:Mirbagheri, Farid (2009).
2050:Mirbagheri, Farid (2009).
1707:Twin towns – sister cities
1699:
1262:
1119:Turkish invasion of Cyprus
1078:Turkish invasion of Cyprus
951:hold out against the Turks
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3189:, Paris, E. Leroux, 1899.
3078:10.1484/J.VIATOR.1.100571
1407:, which are now based in
1211:(of St George the Exiler)
1167:Lala Mustafa Pasha Mosque
1153:A roundabout in Famagusta
1029:Cyprus Government Railway
1018:Cinema Hadjichambi where
991:Lala Mustafa Pasha Mosque
617:
277: • Municipality
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4695:Historic sites in Cyprus
4670:Cities in ancient Cyprus
3849:Agios Chariton/Ergenekon
3364:Agios Epiktitos/Çatalköy
3359:Agios Amvrosios/Esentepe
3064:Langdale, Allan (2010).
3034:Enlart, Camille (1899).
2855:. Kıbrıs. 9 January 2015
2616:); retrieved 2015-08-31.
2368:August 20, 2012, at the
2100:"Famagusta Municipality"
1430:are based in Famagusta.
1401:Nea Salamis Famagusta FC
1178:Palazzo del Provveditore
1046:British internment camps
1022:was established in 1948.
267:Simos Ioannou (in exile)
3999:Peristeronopigi/Alaniçi
3854:Agios Nikolaos/Yamaçköy
2078:"FAMAGUSTA/AMMOCHOSTOS"
1806:by any UN state except
1696:International relations
1506:are private hospitals.
1437:Famagusta has a modern
1397:Anorthosis Famagusta FC
776:Ptolemy II Philadelphus
635:with the pronunciation
3974:Marathovounos/Ulukışla
3057:Kıbrıs'ın Sisli Tarihi
1939:Kinross, Lord (2002).
1570:, former President of
1562:Eleftheria Eleftheriou
1502:
1497:Gazimağusa Tıp Merkezi
1496:
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1405:Cypriot First Division
1384:
1363:In Search of Sixpence.
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628:Stadiasmus Maris Magni
560:The city was known as
546:as the capital of the
512:(especially under the
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27:City in eastern Cyprus
3839:Acheritou/Güvercinlik
3440:Yialousa/Yeni Erenköy
3430:Rizokarpaso/Dipkarpaz
3425:Komi Kebir/Büyükkonuk
3278:North Nicosia/Lefkoşa
3153:Konrad von Grünenberg
2813:"Mağusa Arena Açildi"
2767:In Search of Sixpence
1792:from the Republic of
1790:declared independence
1761:, Greece (since 2005)
1746:, Greece (since 1998)
1740:, Turkey (since 1997)
1734:, Greece (since 1994)
1728:, Greece (since 1994)
1722:, Turkey (since 1974)
1583:Xanthos Hadjisoteriou
1474:Cyprus College of Art
1452:
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285: • District
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4024:Santalaris/Sandallar
3899:Famagusta/Gazimağusa
3311:Famagusta/Gazimağusa
3273:Louroujina/Akıncılar
3167:Famagusta City Guide
3042:Magusa.org (English)
1947:. Harper Perennial.
1908:on 24 September 2015
1253:Global Heritage Fund
1235:Mustafa Pasha Mosque
1220:Agios Ioannis Church
4034:Strongylos/Turunçlu
3989:Mousoulita/Kurudere
3949:Lefkoniko/Geçitkale
3904:Gaidouras/Korkuteli
3435:Trikomo/Yeni İskele
3316:Lefkoniko/Geçitkale
3288:Gazimağusa District
3268:Kythrea/Değirmenlik
3097:Uluca, Ege (2006),
2964:"Our Sister cities"
2875:The Cyprus Dossier,
2790:on October 9, 2011.
2469:journalacademic.com
2318:Dreghorn, William.
1678:President of Cyprus
1545:Marios Constantinou
1457:in Famagusta, 2007.
1383:Canbulat playground
1215:Namık Kemal Dungeon
1184:St. Francis' Church
594:'s sister and wife
548:Gazimağusa District
492:several other names
248:Gazimağusa District
152: /
4110:Famagusta District
3994:Pergamos/Beyarmudu
3874:Angastina/Aslanköy
3679:Famagusta District
3506:Municipalities of
3420:Galateia/Mehmetçik
3394:Güzelyurt District
3326:Pergamos/Beyarmudu
3258:Gerolakkos/Alayköy
3240:Municipalities of
3176:The New York Times
3155:, complete online
3047:2019-08-03 at the
2839:2011-04-29 at the
2823:on April 25, 2012.
2765:Michael Paraskos,
2592:2012-11-30 at the
2523:. August 25, 2019.
2003:Dağlı, Uğur Ulaş.
1640:Dimitris Papadakis
1528:children's series
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259: • Mayor
206:Famagusta District
161:35.12500; 33.94167
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3755:Polis Chrysochous
3589:Limassol District
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3402:Morphou/Güzelyurt
3138:978-2-503-54130-3
2817:gundem.emu.edu.tr
2752:Victoria Hislop,
2572:978-0-8108-5526-7
2183:978-1-86064-737-6
2124:Cyprus Today 2010
2005:"Story of a Town"
1954:978-0-688-08093-8
1943:Ottoman Centuries
1593:Union of Cypriots
1585:, Cypriot painter
1564:, Cypriot singer.
1265:Port of Famagusta
1052:survivors of the
927:Ottoman Famagusta
890:Republic of Genoa
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1393:Turkish invasion
1359:Michael Paraskos
1209:Nestorian Church
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3179:feature article
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