Elazig Province
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Elazığ Province is a province of Turkey with its seat in the city of Elazığ. This province is also the source of the Euphrates river.
The population of the province is 569,616 (2000 census), up 14% from the 1990 figure of 498,225.
The total area of the province is 9281 km square, 826 km square of which is covered with water from dams and natural lakes.
The current governor of the province is Dr. Kadir Koçdemir (since December 12, 2003)
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| Districts of Elazığ |
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| Elazığ | Ağın | Alacakaya | Arıcak | Baskil | Karakoçan | Keban | Kovancılar | Maden | Palu | Sivrice | ||
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