Nahal Snir

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Nahal Snir is a river in northern Israel that forms part of the upper Jordan River system and is known for its nature reserve and hiking trails.

All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
Nahal Snir canonical 2
Nahal Banias 1
Nahal Hermon 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf nature reserve
river
alsoKnownAs Hasbani River
Snir Stream
linked to: Snir River
country Israel
flowsThrough Israel
Lebanon
formsPartOfBorder Lebanon–Israel border
hasActivity hiking
nature observation
picnicking
hasConservationGoal preservation of riparian vegetation
protection of aquatic habitats
hasEcosystemType riparian ecosystem
hasFauna amphibians
fish
otters
water birds
hasFeature seasonally flooded areas
shaded stream sections
wooden bridges and crossings
hasFlora oleander
plane trees
willows
hasHebrewName נחל שניר
hasNearbyCity Kiryat Shmona
hasNearbySite Banias (Hermon Stream) Nature Reserve
Tel Dan Nature Reserve
hasProtectedArea Nahal Snir Nature Reserve
hasTrailType family-friendly trails
longer hiking routes
water trails
isManagedBy Israel Nature and Parks Authority
isOneOf main headwaters of the Jordan River
isProtectedArea yes
isTouristAttraction yes
isTributaryOf Jordan River
knownFor flowing water year-round in most sections
hiking trails
rich riparian vegetation
water hikes
locatedIn Northern District, Israel
locatedInRegion Hula Valley
locatedNear Golan Heights
Kiryat Shmona
mouthOfWatercourse Jordan River
partOf upper Jordan River system
sourceCountry Lebanon

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (5)

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

Hasbani River hasAlternativeName Nahal Snir
Banias River alsoKnownAs Nahal Hermon
linked to: Nahal Snir
Banias River alsoKnownAs Nahal Banias
linked to: Nahal Snir
Snir River hasAlternativeName Nahal Snir
Montfort Castle locatedNear Nahal Kziv
linked to: Nahal Snir