Sinope (Gr: Σινώπη, Tr: Sinop) is an ancient Pontic city which was founded by the Miletians in the 7th century BC. According to Pontic Greek academic Dimosthenis Oikonomidis (1858-1938) in 1869, the population of Sinope numbered 15,000 and 3,000 were Greek Orthodox who were dependent on the Diocese of Amaseia for religious purposes. These Greeks ran their own Greek schools (girls' schools and municipal schools),. There were also 4,500 Greeks living in the surrounding region.
A list of the former Greek settlements of SINOPE
Τμήμα Σινώπης - Section Sinope
Σινώπη - Sinope
Αγάτσολι - Agatsoli
Αγία Κυριακή - Ayia Kiriaki
Άγιος Δημήτριος - Agios Dimitrios
Γαρατζάκιοϊ - Garatsakioy
Καράσου - Karasu
Μουσουνού - Mousounou
Προφήτης Ηλίας - Profitis Ilias
Τσιφλίκ Προφήτη Ηλία - Tsiflik Profiti Ilia
Τσακίρογλου - Tsakiroglou
Τμήμα Αγιαντζίκ - Section Ayiantzik
Αγιαντζίκ - Ayiantzik
Γιοκαρίκιοϊ - Yiokarikioy
Στεφάνι - Stefani
Σίρνα - Sirna
Τμήμα Κέρτζε - Section Kertze
Κέρτζε - Kertze
Κλησέκαριεσι (ή Τομούζαλαν) - Klisekariesi (or Tomouzalan)
Τζεβιζλίντερε - Tzevizlindere
Τμήμα Μποϊβάτ - Section Boyvat
Μποϊβάτ - Boyvat
Τμήμα Τσατάλζεϊντίν (Αγιαντών) - Section Tsatalzeintin
Αγιαντών - Ayianton
Γιάρνα - Yiarna
Μόρζα - Morza
Σεμιέ (ή Τόσος) - Semieh (or Tosos)
Τάιστα - Taista
Χέλαλτου - Helaltou
This list of the Greek villages of Pontus (or villages where Greeks resided) was compiled by the Center of Asia Minor Studies (Κέντρο Μικρασιατικών Σπουδών) which is based in Greece. The list may exclude some villages which weren't known at the time the study was completed. Source: The History of Pontian Hellenism, Christos Samouilidis, Thessaloniki 1992.
Map below is just a guide and is hosted by an external source.