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İzmir Alsancak Terminal
İzmir Alsancak Terminal ((トルコ語:Alsancak Garı)) or İzmir Alsancak Railway Station in İzmir is the second-oldest railway station in Turkey, after the Kemer Railway Station (also in İzmir), being completed in 1858.〔(History of Alsancak Station ) - By Ömer Tolga Sümerli〕 The station houses the headquarters of TCDD District 3 and is the largest station in Turkey by size. Alsancak station is one of the busiest stations in Turkey. The station was electrified in 2001, with 25 kV AC overhead wire.〔(TCDD Electrification ) - Trains and Railways of Turkey〕 intercity trains to Ankara,〔(Karesi Ekspresi ) - TCDD Anahat trenleri〕〔(İzmir Mavi Tren ) - TCDD Anahat trenleri〕 Bandırma,〔(6 Eylül Süper Ekspresi ) - TCDD Anahat trenleri〕〔(17 Eylül Ekspresi ) - TCDD Anahat trenleri〕 Afyon〔(Ege Ekspresi ) - TCDD Anahat trenleri〕 and Uşak〔(Uşak Bölgesel Ekspresi )〕 as well as commuter trains to Menderes, Çiğli〔(İZBAN saatleri )〕 and Aliağa service the station.
==History==
İzmir was a primary trade city during the 19th century and still is today. The main industry of the area was agriculture. However it took caravans days to transport the goods from the fields to the port. So, the Ottoman Empire gave a concession to a British company to build a railway from Aydın to İzmir, on September 22, 1856.〔(ORC History ) - Trains & Railways of Turkey〕 The Oriental Railway Company (ORC) was formed on that day.
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