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It's about 70 miles from Shanliurfa. District M. Oh, my God. In 855 B.C., the Assyrian King III. When it was conquered by Salmanassar, it bore the name "Shitamrat". The Greeks changed it to "Urima". The Syrians used the names "Kal'a Rhomeyta" and "Hesna d'Romaye" for the district. After it fell into the hands of the Arabs, it was named "Kal'at-ul Rum". The XI. This time it was named "Romaion Koyla" when it came into the hands of the Byzantines in the century. Conquered by the Mamluk Sultan Ashraf in 1290, the district was named "Kal'at-ul-Muslimin". The district, which came under Ottoman rule during the reign of Yavuz Sultan Selim, received the names "Urumgala" and "Rumkale", which are still used today.

Part of the county is under the lake waters of the Birecik Dam. It's seven kilometers from the county seat as a new settlement. The Karaotlak site in the distance has been selected and opened for settlement. The "black rose", which has become the symbol of the city, attracts the attention of all foreign guests and has significant trade potential. Excursions to Rumkale and the historic Battle Village can be made by boat, which takes an average of one hour. Halfeti was included in the Cittaslow program of 28 countries, thus becoming one of the 9 Cittaslow (Quiet City) cities in Turkey.