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Kapıkule-Kapitan Andreevo border crossing
Hamzabeyli-Lesovo border crossing
Turkish-Iranian frontier at Gürbulak

The following is a list of land border crossings of Turkey (i.e. only for motor vehicles, not railways) as of 2013.[1]

# In province Name of the crossing point Open/Closed since To country Counterpart To road Status
1 Ağrı Gürbulak 04.09.1953  Iran Bazargan Open
2 Van Kapıköy 16.04.2011  Iran Razi Open[2]
3 Hakkâri Esendere 15.09.1964  Iran Serow Open
4 Ardahan Posof-Türkgözü 12.07.1995  Georgia Vale E691/ Open
5 Ardahan Çıldır-Aktaş 24.07.1995  Georgia Kartsakhi E691/ Open
6 Artvin Sarp 31.08.1988  Georgia Sarpi E70/ Open
7 Edirne Pazarkule 20.04.1952  Greece Kastanies /51 Open
8 Edirne İpsala 10.07.1961  Greece Kipoi E90/ Open
9 Edirne Kapıkule 04.09.1953  Bulgaria Kapitan Andreevo E80 Open
10 Edirne Hamzabeyli 22.11.2004  Bulgaria Lesovo 7 Open
11 Gaziantep Karkamış 04.09.1953  Syria Jarabulus 216 Open for only military
12 Hakkari Şemdinli-Derecik 14.02.2011  Iraq ? ? Closed
13 Hakkari Çukurca-Üzümlü 07.05.2015  Iraq ? ? Open[3] only to Iraq and Turkey passport holders only; open 8 am - 5 pm Sunday through Thursday
14 Hatay Yayladağı 04.09.1953  Syria Kesab 1 Open
15 Hatay Cilvegözü 04.09.1953  Syria Bab al-Hawa M45 Open
16 Iğdır Dilucu 20.05.1992  Azerbaijan -Nakhchivan Sederek E99/ M7 Open
17 Kilis Öncüpınar 04.09.1953  Syria Azaz Route 214/Route 217 Open
18 Kilis Al-Rai 08.02.2013  Syria ? ? Temporarily open[4]
19 Kırklareli Dereköy 18.07.1969  Bulgaria Malko Tarnovo E87/9 Open
20 Mardin Nusaybin 04.09.1953  Syria Qamishli M4 Open
21 Mardin Şenyurt 04.09.1953  Syria Al-Darbasiyah No road Closed
22 Şanlıurfa Akçakale 16.10.1974  Syria Tell Abyad Route 712 Open
23 Şanlıurfa Ceylanpınar 26.03.1999  Syria Ras al-Ayn ? Closed (Open only on Eids)[5]
24 Şanlıurfa Mürşitpınar 08.09.2010  Syria Ayn al-Arab ? Closed (Open only on Eids)[5]
25 Şırnak Habur 18.07.1969  Iraq Zakho Open
26 Şırnak Gülyazı 24.01.2012  Iraq ? ? Closed
27 Kars Akyaka 04.09.1953-11.07.1993  Armenia Gyumri M7 Closed
28 Iğdır Alican 1993  Armenia Margara M7 Closed
29 Iğdır Borualan 01.01.1985  Iran ? M7 Closed

See also

References

  1. ^ "Sınır Kapıları Listesi HUDUT KAPILARI NEVİLERİN GÖRE-AÇIKLAMALI SINIR ÜLKELERİ" (PDF) (in Turkish). Turkish Interior Ministry. 2013-03-26. pp. 3–4. Archived from the original (PDF) on 20 September 2013. Retrieved 6 July 2013.
  2. ^ Open only to small vehicles, e.g. cars, pickups
  3. ^ "Çukurca'daki Üzümlü sınır kapısı pasaportlu geçişe açıldı".
  4. ^ in order to deliver aid to Turkmens in Syria because of the ongoing Syrian Civil War
  5. ^ a b see: Eid al-Adha & Eid al-Fitr
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