Milas

Milas
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Gümüşkesen chambered tomb monument in Milas, built during the city's Roman Period and modelled on the Mausoleum of Mausolus
Location of Milas within Turkey.
Koordinat: 37°19′U 27°47′T
Country	Turki
Region	Aegean
Province	Muğla
First cited	In early-7th century BC context as Mylasa in connection with King Gyges of Lydia's seizure of the Lydian throne, with help from the Carian chieftain Arselis
Carians to Menteşe Turkish period (14th century)	Cited as Mylasa and variants
Menteşe Turkish period (14th century) to the present	Cited as Milas and the capital of the Beylik of Menteşe, after 1420 an Ottoman sanjak, after 1923 a district and its center under the Turkish Republic
Municipalities	5
Kerajaan
• Mayor	Muhammet Tokat (Republican People's Party)
• Prefect
Kawasan
• Jumlah	2,167 km2 (837 sq mi)
Populasi (2010)[1]
• Jumlah	123,984
• Kepadatan	57.2/km2 (148/sq mi)
• center	50,975
Zon waktu	EET (UTC+3)
• Musim panas (DST)	EEST (UTC+3)
Postal code
Kod kawasan	(+90) 252
Licence plate	48
Laman web	Milas Municipality Prefecture of Milas

Milas merupakan sebuah daerah di Wilayah Muğla, Turki.

Picture gallery

• Macar (Hungarian) Houses Early20thcentury Milas Turkey.jpg

  Early 20th century houses in Milas

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  Typical chimneys of local style

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  Stork nest on top of an ancient column

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  Backstreets of Milas

Lihat juga

• Labranda
• Milas carpet
• Lake Bafa
• Milas-Bodrum Airport
• Milas hydroxylation

Pautan luar

• Milas
•   "Mylasa". Catholic Encyclopedia. (1913). New York: Robert Appleton Company.