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695 m · Büyükkarıştıran Middle Water Scale is a historic water structure located in the Lüleburgaz district of Tekirdağ. This water scale is thought to be part of the historical Byzantine Waterway, dating back to the 3rd or 4th century, which transported water to Istanbul. It is a tower-shaped structure, built with rubble stone and lime mortar, narrowing towards the top. Water scales were constructed to regulate the pressure and flow of water naturally flowing to the city via waterways, ensuring its controlled distribution. The site is within walking distance of Büyükkarıştıran Bridge (695 m), Büyükkarıştıran North Water Scale (122 m), and Büyükkarıştıran South Water Scale (132 m).

704 m · Büyükkarıştıran Güney Su Terazisi is a historic water structure located in Lüleburgaz, Tekirdağ. This water balance is considered part of the historic Byzantine Waterway that supplied water to Istanbul, and it is thought to date back to the 3rd or 4th century AD. It is a tower-shaped structure, narrowing towards the top, built with rubble stone and lime mortar using the masonry technique. It is within walking distance of Büyükkarıştıran Orta Su Terazisi (132 m) and Büyükkarıştıran Kuzey Su Terazisi (253 m).

712 m · Büyükkarıştıran North Water Scale is a historic water structure located in the Lüleburgaz district of Tekirdağ. This water scale is believed to be part of the historic Byzantine Waterway that carried water to Istanbul, and its architectural era is estimated to be from the 3rd-4th centuries AD. It was built in the form of a tower using rubble stone and lime mortar. It is within walking distance of Büyükkarıştıran Middle Water Scale (122 m) and Büyükkarıştıran South Water Scale (253 m).

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8.1 km · Seyitler Train Station is a ground-level train station belonging to TCDD, located in Seyitler village, Lüleburgaz district, Kırklareli. The station, located on the Istanbul-Sirkeci – Pythion railway, was built by Chemins de fer Orientaux / Rumeli Railway Company and entered service on April 4, 1873. It was renovated by TCDD with electrification infrastructure and re-entered service on September 5, 1997. The station, consisting of one side platform and one island platform, currently does not serve any trains.

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