Çorum

Çorum is a highland city in northern Anatolia known for its Hittite and Phrygian archaeological sites, its thermal springs, and leblebi — roasted chickpeas that have become a nationally recognised snack associated with the city. Set at elevation in Turkey's central Black Sea region, it also serves as a practical stopping point on the route between Ankara and the Black Sea coast.

• Population269,595
• Nearest water from center 3.8 km2.4 mi
• Nearest mountain from center 5.7 km3.5 mi