Özet:

There are two routes which makes reaching northern regions available, through Eastern Thracian Region. The first of these routes reaches Crimea by following seaside of Black sea shoreline. The other, which was probably used in times when the first route was not available, is the one passes through Vize county of Kırklareli province. It is a tangible reality that both of these routes have utmost importance upon trade of Crimea and thereby northern Black sea. The first mentioned route can be considered as a coastal road provided the commerce of that period is taken into account. Because coastal road passes through more localization. Apart from these routes, other ancillary roads formed vertically from north to south in Thracian region are forming the topic of this study as well. One of the ancillary roads is starting from Hadrianoupolis reaching to Traianoupolis parallel to Hebros (Meriç River). The importance of this road over Aegean Sea trade and logistics of inner parts of Thracian region, contributes to topic of this study too. With the solid data presented by these routes, both Romanization expansion and the commerce structure of the region are aimed to be perceived.

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