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The following is a list of land border crossings of Turkey (i.e. only for motor vehicles, not railways) as of 2013.

#	In province	Name of the crossing point	Open/Closed since	To country	Counterpart	To road	Status
1	Ağrı	Gürbulak	04.09.1953	Iran	Bazargan		Open
2	Van	Kapıköy	16.04.2011	Iran	Razi		Open
3	Hakkâri	Esendere	15.09.1964	Iran	Serow		Open
4	Ardahan	Posof-Türkgözü	12.07.1995	Georgia	Vale	E691/	Open
5	Ardahan	Çıldır-Aktaş	24.07.1995	Georgia	Kartsakhi	E691/	Open
6	Artvin	Sarp	31.08.1988	Georgia	Sarpi	E70/	Open
7	Edirne	Pazarkule	20.04.1952	Greece	Kastanies	/51	Open
8	Edirne	İpsala	10.07.1961	Greece	Kipoi	E90/	Open
9	Edirne	Kapıkule	04.09.1953	Bulgaria	Kapitan Andreevo	E80	Open
10	Edirne	Hamzabeyli	22.11.2004	Bulgaria	Lesovo	7	Open
11	Gaziantep	Karkamış	04.09.1953	Syria	Jarabulus	216	Open for only military
12	Hakkari	Şemdinli-Derecik	14.02.2011	Iraq	?	?	Closed
13	Hakkari	Çukurca-Üzümlü	07.05.2015	Iraq	?	?	Open only to Iraq and Turkey passport holders only; open 8 am - 5 pm Sunday through Thursday
14	Hatay	Yayladağı	04.09.1953	Syria	Kesab	1	Open
15	Hatay	Cilvegözü	04.09.1953	Syria	Bab al-Hawa	M45	Open
	Hatay	Zeytin Dali		Syria	Hemamê, Syria
16	Iğdır	Dilucu	20.05.1992	Azerbaijan -Nakhchivan	Sederek	E99/ M7	Open
17	Kilis	Öncüpınar	04.09.1953	Syria	Azaz	Route 214/Route 217	Open
18	Kilis	Al-Rai	08.02.2013	Syria	?	?	Temporarily open
19	Kırklareli	Dereköy	18.07.1969	Bulgaria	Malko Tarnovo	E87/9	Open
20	Mardin	Nusaybin	04.09.1953	Syria	Qamishli	M4	Open
21	Mardin	Şenyurt	04.09.1953	Syria	Al-Darbasiyah	No road	Closed
22	Şanlıurfa	Akçakale	16.10.1974	Syria	Tell Abyad	Route 712	Open
23	Şanlıurfa	Ceylanpınar	26.03.1999	Syria	Ras al-Ayn	?	Closed (Open only on Eids)
24	Şanlıurfa	Mürşitpınar	08.09.2010	Syria	Ayn al-Arab	?	Closed (Open only on Eids)
25	Şırnak	Habur	18.07.1969	Iraq	Zakho		Open
26	Şırnak	Gülyazı	24.01.2012	Iraq	?	?	Closed
27	Kars	Akyaka	04.09.1953-11.07.1993	Armenia	Gyumri	M7	Closed
28	Iğdır	Alican	1993	Armenia	Margara	M7	Closed
29	Iğdır	Borualan	01.01.1985	Iran	?	M7	Closed

See also

• Railway border crossings of Turkey
• Ministry of Industry and Trade, 2012 Annual Report

References

1. "Sınır Kapıları Listesi HUDUT KAPILARI NEVİLERİN GÖRE-AÇIKLAMALI SINIR ÜLKELERİ" (PDF) (in Turkish). Turkish Interior Ministry. 2013-03-26. pp. 3–4. Archived from the original (PDF) on 20 September 2013. Retrieved 6 July 2013.
2. Open only to small vehicles, e.g. cars, pickups
3. "Çukurca'daki Üzümlü sınır kapısı pasaportlu geçişe açıldı".
4. in order to deliver aid to Turkmens in Syria because of the ongoing Syrian Civil War
5. ^ see: Eid al-Adha & Eid al-Fitr

v t e Land border crossings of Turkey
Bulgaria	Dereköy (Kırklareli) Hamzabeyli (Edirne) Kapıkule (Edirne)
Greece	Pazarkule (Edirne) Uzunköprü (Edirne) İpsala (Edirne)
Syria	Yayladağı (Hatay) Cilvegözü (Hatay) Öncüpınar (Kilis) Akçakale (Şanlıurfa) Ceylanpınar (Şanlıurfa) Mürşitpınar (Şanlıurfa) İslâhiye (Gaziantep) Al-Rai (Gaziantep) Karkamış (Gaziantep) Şenyurt (Mardin) Nusaybin (Mardin) Cizre (Şırnak)
Iraq	Ovaköy (Şırnak) Aktepe (Şırnak) Habur (Şırnak) Üzümlü (Hakkâri) Umurlu (Hakkâri)
Iran	Esendere (Hakkâri) Kapıköy (Van) Gürbulak (Ağrı) Borualan (Iğdır)
Nakhchivan, Azerbaijan	Dilucu (Iğdır)
Armenia	Alican (Iğdır) Akyaka (Kars)
Georgia (country)	Aktaş (Ardahan) Türkgözü (Ardahan) Sarp (Artvin)

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