Görele District
[3] The district is mainly mountainous and watered by streams and rivers running into the Black Sea, the highest peaks are Mount Sis and Haç (Haş).The agriculture of the district is mainly hazelnuts along with some tea planting, beekeeping, and gardening for domestic consumption, while the higher elevations are forest and pasture.Traditionally in this part of the world people would move their sheep and cattle to the high pastures (yayla) for summer grazing and today this has become something of an event with summer folklore festivals in places like Sis Dağı attracting visitors from all over Turkey, who come to hear the Kemençe and watch people dance the Horon.The sale of local costumes and craftwork such as wooden toys and woven goods bring extra income to the district.The climate is typical of the Black Sea region; it rains in every season and in the high mountains it snows in winter.
DistrictTurkeyProvinceGiresunGöreleKaymakamTime zoneGiresun ProvinceMount SishazelnutspoplarsSis DağıKemençeBlack SeamunicipalitiesÇavuşluvillagesAkharmanÇalışKuşçuluTÜİKAlucraBulancakÇamolukÇanakçıDereliDoğankentEspiyeEynesilKeşapPirazizŞebinkarahisarTireboluYağlıdereprovincesregionIstanbulWest MarmaraBalıkesirÇanakkaleEdirneKırklareliTekirdağAegeanAfyonkarahisarAydınDenizliİzmirKütahyaManisaMuğlaEast MarmaraBilecikDüzceEskişehirKocaeliSakaryaYalovaWest AnatoliaAnkaraKaramanMediterraneanAntalyaBurdurIspartaKahramanmaraşMersinOsmaniyeCentral AnatoliaAksarayKayseriKırıkkaleKırşehirNevşehirNiğdeYozgatWest Black SeaAmasyaBartınÇankırıÇorumKarabükKastamonuSamsunZonguldakEast Black SeaArtvinGümüşhaneTrabzonNortheast AnatoliaAğrıArdahanBayburtErzincanErzurumIğdırCentral East AnatoliaBingölBitlisElazığHakkâriMalatyaTunceliSoutheast AnatoliaAdıyamanBatmanDiyarbakırGaziantepMardinŞanlıurfaŞırnakMetropolitan municipalitiesBlack Sea Region