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Korazim Plateau Location of the Korazim Plateau in Israel The Korazim Plateau ( , Ramat Korazim , also spelled Corazim ), is a volcanic plateau , located in northern Israel . The plateau is bordered by the Hula Valley in the north, Sea of Galilee in the south, Mount Canaan to the west and by the Jordan River to the east. It is named after an ancient Jewish settlement also called known as " Chorazin ".1 The highest point is Filon Hill, which is 409 meters above sea level. Its borders vary between different definitions, spanning an area of between 80 km to 135 km .2 The plateau is home to a few Israeli communities, including Rosh Pinna , Hatzor HaGlilit and the Bedouin town of Tuba-Zangariyye . The plateau's rural settlements make part of the regional councils of Upper Galilee , Mevo'ot HaHermon and Emek HaYarden . Several important archaeological and historical sites are located on the plateau, including Tel Hazor , Daughters of Jacob Bridge , Mount of Beatitudes and Jubb Yussef . Historically the plateau also served as a transit region for the valleys to the north and south, and the heights to the east and west. Armies passed through the plateau towards the Golan during the Palestine Campaign of World War I in 1918, the 1948 Arab–Israeli war , Six Day War and Yom Kippur War . Ministry of Environmental Protection .
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Korazim Plateau Location of the Korazim Plateau in Israel The Korazim Plateau ( , Ramat Korazim , also spelled Corazim ), is a volcanic plateau , located in northern Israel . The plateau is bounded between by the Hula Valley in the north, Sea of Galilee in the south, the mountains of the Galilee to the west and by the Jordan River to the east.It is named after an ancient Jewish settlement also known as " Chorazin ". The highest point is Filon Hill, which is 409 meters above sea level. The plateau is home to a few Israeli communities, including Rosh Pinna , Hatzor HaGlilit and the Bedouin town of Tuba-Zangariyye . The plateau's rural settlements make part of the regional councils of Upper Galilee , Mevo'ot HaHermon and Emek HaYarden . Several important archaeological and historical sites are located on the plateau, including Tel Hazor , Daughters of Jacob Bridge , Mount of Beatitudes and Jubb Yussef . Historically the plateau also served as a transit region for the valleys to the north and south, and the heights to the east and west. Armies passed through the plateau towards the Golan during the Palestine Campaign of World War I in 1918, the 1948 Arab–Israeli war , Six Day War and Yom Kippur War . Ministry of Environmental Protection .
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Volcanic plateau in northern Israel Korazim Plateau Location of the Korazim Plateau in Israel The Korazim Plateau ( Hebrew : רמת כורזים , Ramat Korazim , also spelled Corazim ) is a volcanic plateau , located in northern Israel . The plateau is bounded between by the Hula Valley in the north, Sea of Galilee in the south, the mountains of the Galilee to the west and by the Jordan River to the east. It is named after an ancient Jewish settlement also known as " Chorazin ". The highest point is Filon Hill, which is 409 meters above sea level. The plateau is home to a few Israeli communities, including Rosh Pinna , Hatzor HaGlilit and the Bedouin town of Tuba-Zangariyye . The plateau's rural settlements make part of the regional councils of Upper Galilee , Mevo'ot HaHermon and Emek HaYarden . Several important archaeological and historical sites are located on the plateau, including Tel Hazor , Daughters of Jacob Bridge , Mount of Beatitudes and Jubb Yussef . Historically the plateau also served as a transit region for the valleys to the north and south, and the heights to the east and west. Armies passed through the plateau towards the Golan during the Palestine Campaign of World War I in 1918, the 1948 Arab–Israeli war , Six Day War and Yom Kippur War . Ministry of Environmental Protection .
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volcanic plateau in northern israel
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