Neighborhoods & villages
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Ballıca Mah.
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Emirli Mah.
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Göçbeyli Mah.
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Kurna Mah.
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Kurtdoğmuş Mah.
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Ahmet Yesevi Mah.
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Bahçelievler Mah.
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Batı Mah.
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Çamçeşme Mah.
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Çamlık Mah.
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Çınardere Mah.
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Doğu Mah.
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Dumlupınar Mah.
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Ertuğrul Gazi Mah.
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Esenler Mah.
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Esenyalı Mah.
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Fatih Mah.
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Fevzi Çakmak Mah.
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Güllü Bağlar Mah.
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Güzelyalı Mah.
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Harmandere Mah.
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Kavakpınar Mah.
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Kaynarca Mah.
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Kurtköy Mah.
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Orhangazi Mah.
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Orta Mah.
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Ramazanoğlu Mah.
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Sanayi Mah.
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Sapan Bağları Mah.
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Şeyhli Mah.
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Sülüntepe Mah.
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Velibaba Mah.
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Yayalar Mah.
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Yeni Mahalle Mah.
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Yenişehir Mah.
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Yeşilbağlar Mah.
Pendik is a district of İstanbul province. Center coordinates: 40.9585° N, 29.3532° E. It is a basic unit of local settlement and transport within İstanbul.
Market days, mosque quarters and school neighborhoods shape Pendik's identity. WorldGuide provides culture, food, geography and history tabs at district level.
Typical landscapes of the Marmara region appear in daily life here.
In Pendik, weddings, holidays and seasonal festivals continue the heritage of İstanbul. Crafts, dress and folk dance vary by neighborhood.
Courtyards, coffeehouses and markets are social hubs. Younger generations discover music and crafts through cultural centers and festivals.
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1Pendik developed as settlement, trade route and farmland in the historical geography of İstanbul. Mounds and stone houses may bear traces of earlier periods.
Republic-era centralization of services shaped modern Pendik. Local archives and oral history illuminate this process.