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The document discusses the geographic location of Turkey and how it influences the country's climate, development, economy, and military power. Some key advantages of Turkey's location include functioning as a bridge between Asia and Europe, which enriches its economy. Being surrounded by seas on three sides benefits tourism and sea transport. However, Turkey's uneven terrain makes it difficult to fully utilize its mineral and water resources. The document also provides examples of how geographic location positively or negatively impacts Kocaeli, Turkey and discusses ways to mitigate disadvantages.
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