Nablus valley

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Nablus valley is a fertile, historically significant valley in the West Bank that lies between Mount Ebal and Mount Gerizim and encompasses the city of Nablus.

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Nablus valley canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
valley
climateType Mediterranean climate
contains Nablus
drainageBasin local wadis of central West Bank
encompasses city of Nablus
linked to: Nablus
hasCharacteristic fertile
historically significant
hasEconomicActivity agricultural production
urban services in Nablus
hasHistoricalRole center of local commerce
regional trade corridor
hasLandUse agriculture
hasReligiousSignificance associated with nearby Mount Ebal
associated with nearby Mount Gerizim
hasTopography narrow valley floor
surrounded by steep hills
hasTypeOfAgriculture fruit orchards
olive cultivation
vegetable farming
hasVegetation Mediterranean vegetation
languageUsed Arabic
liesBetween Mount Ebal
Mount Gerizim
linked to: Mount Gerizim area
locatedIn Palestine
West Bank
majorCity Nablus
near Mount Ebal
Mount Gerizim
linked to: Mount Gerizim area
partOf Samaria region
linked to: Samaria
traversedBy transport routes to northern West Bank

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Mount Ebal viewOf Nablus valley