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The roads of Türkiye, verified one by one.

A curated shelf of routes. Each one was verified geographically on the real road, and the local knowledge of every corridor was confirmed separately. Distances derive from the same geometry the map draws — the badge and the line can never disagree.

The shelf drawn on TürkiyeThe lines of the shelf's routes over the coastline; region names and numbered plates follow the order of the shelf. Pressing a plate leads to that route's card.
DRAWING · NOT A LIVE MAP
ROUTES
18
REGIONS
8
ROUTE TOTAL
2857 km
NAMED STOPS
220
SOURCES
527

Compiled from Turkish driving publications, travel blogs, rider communities, video logs and the local press. Kaş – Kalkan Sahil Yolu (D400) and Assos (Behramkale) – Küçükkuyu Sahil Yolu are sections lying inside longer routes; the route total counts each of them twice.

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18 routes · TÜRKIYE

Method

How it was compiled

The shelf was built in three verified passes, and it grows by the same three. In the first pass the routes were gathered from Turkish driving publications, travel blogs, rider communities, video logs and the local press. In the second, every route was verified geographically on the real road — the line is the routed geometry the map draws, so the distance on the badge and the line on the screen can never disagree. In the third pass the local knowledge of each corridor was researched separately and confirmed independently; the commonest mistake in travel writing is assigning a dish or a craft to the wrong town.

Verification corrected two widely repeated figures. Uzungöl–Ayder is 207 kilometres, not the 162 so often printed; Trabzon–Artvin is 249, not 228. That is why no distance on this site is rounded and none is written as “approximately”: rounding would undo the correction.

Under every route stand at least eight sources, each with its address. The app deduplicates that list by domain to fit a phone screen; this page does not. A compilation whose claim is verification shows all of its working — a compilation that cannot say where it got a fact is only an opinion.

The gaps are not hidden

The shelf is not balanced. Some regions are held by a single line, others are coast road end to end; the long end of the range is missing too, because nothing running beyond a handful of days has been written yet. The region strip lists only regions actually present on the shelf — offering a missing region as an empty filter would count something absent as if it were there. Regions standing on a single route today: Batı Karadeniz, Güneydoğu Anadolu and İç Anadolu. The Toros passes and the lake country are missing entirely. The obvious next corridors: Şanlıurfa–Adıyaman (Nemrut), the Konya–Antalya crossing of the Toros, Sinop–Samsun–Amasya and the circuit of Van Gölü.

Drawings

Route lines were routed on OpenStreetMap data — © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL. Coastline from Natural Earth (public domain). No map tiles are loaded; the page makes no external requests.

The catalogue comes from the same source as the app: every kilometre, every stop name and every source address on this site is the value the Keşfet screen shows.