Turkey is a unitary State that is divided administratively in 81 provinces, (to iller, singular il) to the front of each one of as is a governor (vali) designated by the central Government. The provinces are as well, divided in districts (provincial demarcations or to ilçeler, singular ilçe) and communes who can settle down taxes and exert other initiatives. The provincial capital (called ilçe generally central) takes generally the name of the province, with the following exceptions: Hatay (capital: Antakya), Kocaeli (capital: İzmit), and Sakarya (capital: Adapazarı). On the other hand, geographically the divided country this in 7 regions: region of the Aegean, region of the Black Sea, region of Central Anatolia, region of Eastern Anatolia, region of the Mármara, region of the Mediterranean and region of the South-east de Anatolia

Ankara is the capital of Turkey, the region of Central Anatolia and the homonymous province. According to the 2007 census it has a population of 4.140.890 inhabitants,  it turns what it into the second more populated city of the country after Istambul. It is soothes of the Turkish parliament, the ministries and the other governmental institutions, besides the foreign diplomatic delegations. As it happens with many old cities, Ankara has been well-known by several names through the centuries: hititas called Ankuwash before 1200 a. Cs., the gálatas and the Romans called Ancyra and in the periods classic, hellenistic and Byzantine she was well-known like Ἄγκυρα Ánkyra.  Also received the name of Angora or Engürü after its conquest by the selyúcidas in 1073, and thus she was well-known until 1930.  One is an important located commercial and industrial city in center of Anatolia. One is located in center of the Turkish networks of freeways and railroads strategically, and works like center to commercialize products of the adjacent agricultural areas. the city was famous by its goats of long hair (angora goats) and his appraised wool (to mohair), by their unique race of cats (angora cats), by its white rabbits, by its pears, its honey, and by the grape moscatel that takes place in the region. It lodges several universities, the National Library, the Archaeological Museum, the Ethnographic Museum and the Museum of the Anatolias Civilizations. The mausoleum of Kemal Atatürk (Anıtkabir), the most important figure of Turkey in century XX, also is located in Ankara.