Tabor Mountain

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Tabor Mountain is a prominent, dome-shaped hill in Lower Galilee, Israel, known for its biblical significance and panoramic views over the surrounding plains.

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Tabor Mountain canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian pilgrimage site
biblical site
mountain
tourist attraction
associatedWithEvent battle of Barak and Deborah against Sisera
biblicalName Mount Tabor
country Israel
coveredBy Mediterranean woodland and shrubland
elevation about 1,886 feet
about 575 metres
geologicalType isolated hill
monadnock
hasArchaeologicalRemainsFrom Byzantine period
Crusader period
Ottoman period
hasOnSummit Church of the Transfiguration
Franciscan monastery
Greek Orthodox monastery
Roman Catholic church
hasReligiousSignificanceFor Christians
linked to: Christianity

Jews
Muslims
hasRoadTo summit
hasTrails hiking trails
locatedEastOf Nazareth
locatedIn Israel
Lower Galilee
Northern District, Israel
locatedNorthOf Jezreel Valley
locatedWestOf Jordan Valley
mentionedIn Book of Joshua
Book of Judges
linked to: Judges

Hebrew Bible
linked to: Tanakh
near Afula
Nazareth
notableFor biblical significance
panoramic views over the surrounding plains
overlooks Esdraelon Plain
Jezreel Valley
partOf Nazareth Mountains region
shape dome-shaped
traditionallyIdentifiedAs site of the Transfiguration of Jesus
viewIncludes Golan Heights (distant view on clear days)
Mount Gilboa
Nazareth
Sea of Galilee (distant view on clear days)
linked to: Sea of Galilee

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Esdraelon Plain near Tabor Mountain