Abay is a village located within the Taşköprü district of Kastamonu Province, Turkey. Situated in the Black Sea region of the country, it is one of the many rural settlements that comprise the administrative division of Taşköprü.
Geography: The village lies within the geographical expanse of the Taşköprü district, which is characterized by its blend of agricultural land, particularly known for its garlic production, and forested areas typical of the inner Black Sea region. Abay, like many villages in the area, features a landscape shaped by rural activity and natural surroundings.
Demographics: As a small rural community, Abay has a relatively modest population. The residents primarily engage in traditional agricultural and livestock-based livelihoods common to Turkish villages.
Administration: Administratively, Abay falls under the jurisdiction of the Taşköprü District Governorship (Kaymakamlık) and the broader Kastamonu Provincial Governorship (Valilik).