Uşak

Uşak, an inland Aegean city in Türkiye, is best known for its museum housing the Lydian treasures, with canyons and ancient sites scattered through the surrounding countryside. The city holds several industrial firsts from the Ottoman and early Republican eras, including Turkey's first urban electricity network and its first Republican-era factory, a sugar refinery established through local private initiative. A historic quarter survives in the centre.

• Population369,433
• Nearest water0.5 km
• Nearest mountain15.2 km