Harod Valley

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Harod Valley is a fertile agricultural valley in northern Israel, located between the Gilboa mountains and the Beit She'an Valley and known for its springs and historical significance.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Harod Valley canonical 1
Jordan Valley 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
valley
climateCharacteristic hot summers
mild winters
country Israel
drainageBasin Jordan River basin
linked to: Jordan River
elevation low-lying
hasCharacteristic agricultural
fertile
hasClimate Mediterranean climate
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
tourism
hasHydrology fed by springs from Gilboa mountains
hasSoil alluvial soils
fertile clay soils
hasSpring Ein Harod
Ma'ayan Harod
hasViewOf Gilboa mountains
linked to: Gilboa Mountains

Samaria hills
linked to: Samaria highlands
hasWatercourse Harod Stream
linked to: Harod River
HebrewName Emek Harod
linked to: Ma'ayan Harod
historicalRegion Land of Israel
linked to: Eretz HaKodesh
historicalUse agricultural settlement
irrigationSource groundwater wells
local springs
knownFor historical significance
springs
languageOfToponym Hebrew
locatedBetween Beit She'an Valley
Gilboa mountains
linked to: Gilboa Mountains
locatedIn Northern Israel
near Beit She'an
Jezreel Valley
Jordan Valley
linked to: Jezreel Valley

Mount Gilboa
partOf Beit She'an Valley region
linked to: Beit She'an Valley

Great Rift Valley system
Lower Galilee region
linked to: Lower Galilee
regionType alluvial plain
tourismAttraction historical sites
natural springs
transportCorridor route between Jezreel Valley and Beit She'an Valley
usedFor field crops
irrigated agriculture
orchards
vegetable farming

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Beit She'an hasNearbyNatureSite Harod Valley
Gilgal traditionallyLocatedIn Jordan Valley
linked to: Harod Valley