Researchers from the science of history and geography working in the field of toponimi, a sub-branch of consent, try to understand and make sense of the past by focusing on the names of places and settlements. In the historical geography area, there is a great need for toponymy studies that will shed light on Seljuks, Beyliks and the Ottoman periods. At this point, toponymic data from the present study also move to the Seljuk period, every effort was made to make an assessment looking at the current borders of Turkey. Within the scope of the study, topography maps with a scale of 1/200.000, whose infrastructure was established in the early 1900s, were used. 123 sheets in border areas into the Republic of Turkey inns and caravanserais named / effixed space and settlement names are scanned. By transferring the information obtained as a result of these scans to Arc-Gis environment, digitization was carried out and thematic maps were produced. Thus, the spatial distribution of the names of places and settlements bearing the names of khan and caravanserai, which are stamped by the Seljuks, was made and caravan roads were drawn depending on this distribution. It has been determined that khan and caravanserai named/effixed places and settlements are located in alternative routes as well as known caravan roads, especially in the central part of Anatolia.