Istanbul
Istanbul, formerly known as Constantinople, is part of both Europe and Asia. It spans the Bosphorus, which divides the Sea of Marmara (and by extension, the Mediterranean Sea) from the Black Sea.
Istanbul
No, the Black Sea is North of Turkey. The Sea of Marmara is way smaller and is located between the Aegean Sea and the Black Sea. The Black Sea and the Sea of Marmara are separated by a strip of land in Turkey. Located here is the Capital city of Istanbul (formerly Constantinople). These two seas made the ancient city of Constantinople prosperous.
Yes the sea of Marmara is salty
It is the Sea of Marmara or the Marmara Sea.
Istanbul is the largest city in Turkey. It straddles the Bosphorus, which is the strait connecting the Black Sea with the Sea of Marmara, and from there to the wider Mediterranean.
The Strait of Bosporus links the Black Sea and the Sea of Marmara
Sea of Marmara - 4,386.26 square miles.
Cultural AnswerBeauty is in the eye of a beholder though?Who sees european and asian characteristics of Turkey as a separating aspect?For Turkish people there is no separation but unification of unique character; being both Asian and European, western and eastern in one entity.So, may be you have to check where do you see separation to your eyes.Geographic AnswerEuropean and Asian Turkey are separated by three bodies of water, from north to south:Bosporus Strait which starts at the Black Sea on Turkey's northern coast and then runs down through Istanbul at its southern end (separating neighborhoods like Sultanahmet and Beyoğlu on the European side from Üsküdar).Sea of Marmara which is a small sea between Istanbul and the Gallipoli Peninsula. The island of Marmara in the sea was used by Romans as a marble quarry. Since Marmara is the Latin word for marble, the term was applied to island and the sea in general. Europe is to the north and west of the Sea of Marmara and Asia is to south and west.Dardanelles Strait which starts at the Sea of Marmara as it narrows between Anatolia and the Gallipoli Peninsula and then runs down to the city of Çanakkale on the Aegean Sea.
The Mediterranean Sea The Black Sea The Aegean Sea The Sea of Marmara
They would cross the Sea of Marmara.
The Bosporus Strait, the Sea of Marmara, and the Dardanelles Strait.