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Polatlı is a city of around 125,000 people in Turkey's central Anatolian province of Ankara. The area carries historical weight as the site of a decisive front during the Turkish War of Independence in 1921, commemorated by the Duatepe Şehitlik Anıtı memorial. The surrounding landscape holds Phrygian-era archaeological remains, including the Mound of Midas' Father and Tumulus P. The city's religious landmarks include the Yeşil Camii, Borsa Cami, and Hz. Ebu Bekir Cami, while Sivri Tepe and a local Çay Bahçesi offer quieter spots to explore.
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