Köseler is a village (Turkish: köy) located in the Çat district of Erzurum Province in eastern Turkey.
Geography Köseler is situated in the Eastern Anatolia Region of Turkey. The village lies within the administrative boundaries of the Çat district, which is one of the larger districts of Erzurum Province. Like many villages in the region, its landscape is characterized by mountainous terrain, plateaus, and agricultural areas. The climate is typically continental, with cold, snowy winters and warm, dry summers.
Administration Administratively, Köseler is part of the Çat district. Çat district, in turn, is one of the 20 districts that constitute Erzurum Province. As a village, it is governed by a headman (Turkish: muhtar) and a village council.
Demographics As of recent population data (e.g., 2012 figures often cited), Köseler is a relatively small rural settlement, typical of many villages in the region. Its population fluctuates, often experiencing outward migration to larger towns and cities for economic opportunities.
Economy The economy of Köseler is predominantly agricultural, relying on practices such as animal husbandry (sheep, cattle) and cultivation of staple crops suitable for the regional climate. Subsistence farming is common.
References
- Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK) official data for population and administrative divisions.
- General geographical and administrative information on Erzurum Province and its districts.