Kara Ada

Kara Ada or Karaada, literally 'Black Island', is the name of several small islands in Turkish.

It may refer to:

Kara Ada (Bodrum), also Akronisos, near Bodrum, Muğla province, 36°58′26″N 27°27′45″E / 36.97389°N 27.46250°E / 36.97389; 27.46250
Kara Ada (Rabbit islands), also Tavşan adası, Çanakkale province, 39°56′07″N 26°04′02″E / 39.93528°N 26.06722°E / 39.93528; 26.06722
Kara Adası (Kalamo), also Kalamo, west of Ayvalık, Balıkesir province, 39°20′18″N 26°34′38″E / 39.33833°N 26.57722°E / 39.33833; 26.57722
Kara Ada (Kodon), also Kodon, north of Ayvalık, Balıkesir province, 39°22′11″N 26°41′47″E / 39.36972°N 26.69639°E / 39.36972; 26.69639
Kara Ada (Aliğa), north of Izmir in Aliğa district, Izmir province, 38°54′12″N 26°50′14″E / 38.90333°N 26.83722°E / 38.90333; 26.83722
Kara Ada (Izmir), also Goni, west of Izmir in Çeşme district, Izmir province, 38°26′11″N 26°20′39″E / 38.43639°N 26.34417°E / 38.43639; 26.34417
Kara Adalar (Antalya), a group of islands off Antalya province, 36°10′14″N 29°49′57″E / 36.17056°N 29.83250°E / 36.17056; 29.83250
Karaada (Meis), Greek Ro, a Greek islet near Kastelorizo 36°09′19″N 29°29′50″E / 36.15528°N 29.49722°E / 36.15528; 29.49722

References

National Geospatial Intelligence Agency, Geonames Server

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