Binbaşak, Hanak
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Village in Ardahan, Turkey
41°12′N 43°02′E / 41.200°N 43.033°E / 41.200; 43.033 (2021)
Binbaşak is a village in the Hanak District, Ardahan Province, Turkey.[1] Its population is 240 (2021).[2]
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- Hanak
- Altınemek
- Arıkonak
- Aşağıaydere
- Baştoklu
- Binbaşak
- Börk
- Çatköy
- Çavdarlı
- Çayağzı
- Çiçeklidağ
- Çimliçayır
- Dilekdere
- Geç
- Güneşgören
- İncedere
- Karakale
- Koyunpınarı
- Oğuzyolu
- Sazlıçayır
- Serinkuyu
- Sevimli
- Sulakçayır
- Yamaçyolu
- Yamçılı
- Yukarıaydere
- Yünbüken
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