Kümbet, Seyitgazi
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Kumbet, is a villages in Seyitgazi district of Eskişehir Province , Turkey.
History
As a name of "Kumbet" comes from a building which contains a tomb like cupolas. This cupolas belongs to Seljuq dynasty and in district graveyard there are too many tombs also belongs to Seljuq dynasty. At the entrance and near the district there are too many historical buildings and many of them belongs to Phrygians.
Geography
Kumbet is about 83 km (51,5 miles) from Eskisehir[1] and 40 km (24,8 miles) from Seyitgazi. Kumbet is between Eskisehir and Afyonkarahisar cities and related Seyitgazi as a district. Kumbet's altitude is about 1,069 metres (3,507 ft).[2]
Climate
Kumbet according to its location, has continental climate. In winter, its cold and rainy. In summer, its wet and warm. The hottest months in Kumbet are July and August and the coldest months in district are January and February. Rains are mostly few at summer, but distributed regular in other months. From time to time, in spring there are floods due to heavy rains. There is no landslides but rarely there are fierce winds. District's aborigines is steppe. In the district, you can see iç fruit, poplar and willow trees and the areas which surrounding the district have pine trees.
Population
| Population data of district by years | |
|---|---|
| 2014 | 435[3] |
| 2012 | 456 |
| 2011 | 477 |
| 2000 | 726 |
| 1990 | 1010 |
| 1985 | 1145 |
Economy
Kumbet district's economy based on farming, livestock and markets. Also some of residents deal shepherded and works for Kırka mine. There are two active grocery stores and two teahouses.
Governance
Taking its own governance, Kumbet made elections. After Law No. 6360 (turning villages to districts which related big cities) Kumbet isn't a village and districts governance related with Seyitgazi.
Substructure
There is Elementary School in district. Kumbet has its own drinking water supply but there is no controls of drinking water supply. There is no sewage system. The path which connects district to freeway is asphalt. District also has electrical connection and land phone-network connection.
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