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Note for Diyako : do not alter this topic otherwise it will be deleted for ever !!! Naghadeh (Persian), Naghaday (Turkish) ;Naghadah(kurdish) it is a small city and lies about 23 km southwest corner of Lake Urmia ( West Azerbaijan province of IRAN ) 1,300 metres above sea level . Foundation of Naghadeh dates from 1750 -1752 when an azerbaijanian tribe called gharapapakh migrated from northern azerbajanian region (ghafghaz) and settled to soldooz ( a turkish name that means : a flat and fertile land with plenty of water resources inside ) . Little is known of its history but in ancient times there was some arian civilization there especially in hasanloo , a rural town 10 km northeast to Naghadeh. Also tribes Kurds began migrating to naghadeh from the mountains of west Asia (now IRAQ) during these times .

Gharapapakh , the largest ethnic group of Naghadeh's turks , make up about 74 percent of city's population. Naghadeh has several cultural and recreational attractions like yeddi_goz and sultan_yaghoob Also there is two universities : payam noor and Azad free university .

Region economy greatly depends on agricultural products , also cattle and sheep are raised both for meat--lamb and mutton--and for wool, so enough meat - wheat - corn - and dairy products available to feed its own people as well as for export to people in other cities . Region farmers also raise apples, grapes, tomatoes , potatoes , onions, peas, and other fruits . The high farm production results from the fertile soil and the use of modern machinery and scientific farming methods.

Hi, You can write here your viewpoints on the article. We can discuss. Remember you must have sources for whatever you claim! Thank you Diyako 20:49, 30 November 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Please Do not revert talk pages! Diyako 12:17, 1 December 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Salam Diyako gyan nazanem chon paywandi lagal janabet da bekam

Terekemelere Selam

Can anyone write about difference between terekeme and karapapak?In iran what you sulduz peoples call yourselves, terekeme or karapapak?

In reply : As I know the word Terekeme has no meaning in Azeri language , but karapapak is the official name of the founders of Solduz land and it means , "the people with black hats" .

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