Paşaköy, Sancaktepe
Paşaköy is a former Ottoman Greeks, Greek village in Anatolia, now a neighborhood (''wikt:mahalle, mahalle'') in the district of Sancaktepe, Istanbul, Turkey. Its population is 1,708 (2020). Its surface area is 2,557.4203 hectares. The area includes much agricultural and forest land, but is undergoing rapid urbanization. It is bordered on the north by the Alemdağ Forest and the Çekmeköy neighborhood of :tr:Ömerli, Çekmeköy, Ömerli; on the east by Lake Ömerli and the Pendik neighborhood of :tr:Kurtdoğmuş, Kurtdoğmuş; on the south by Lake Ömerli and the Pendik neighborhood of Kurtdoğmuş and then by the Sultanbeyli neighborhood of :tr:Mimar Sinan, Sultanbeyli, Mimar Sinan; and on the west by the Sancaktepe neighborhoods of :tr:Mevlana, Sancaktepe, Mevlana and :tr:Hilal, Sancaktepe, Hilal and the Çekmeköy neighborhood of :tr:Nişantepe, Çekmeköy, Nişantepe. Notable features Notable features of Paşaköy include * the Paşaköy Greek Cave, reportedly used by Gree ...
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