what is the highest elevation in israel?

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Answer 1

Here are the elevation extremes of Israel:

--The highest point in israel is at Mount Hermon at 2236m (approximately 7330 ft), in the Golan Heights.

--The lowest point in Israel is at the Dead Sea -408 m ( -1,339 ft). This is also the lowest point on land on the Earth.

It is also notable that the central highlands of Israel average 610 meters (2,000 ft) in height and reach their highest elevation at Har Meron, at 1,208 meters (3,963 ft), in Galilee near Zefat (Safad).

Answer 2

Elevation Of Israel

Answer 3

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Highest elevations: Mount Hermon on the Golan Heights has the highest elevation in Israel. (With a big snowfall, it can be 2814 meters above sea level.) Generally, its elevation is 2100 at the highest point. Mount Meron -- 1,208 meters, in Galilee near Zefat (Safed); the rest of the central highlands average 610 meters in height (and reach their highest elevation at Mount Meron). Mt. Ramon (In the Negev desert)-- 1,037 meters above sea level. Mt. Ba’al Hatsor in the Shomron (Samaria)--1,016 meters. Lowest: At its lowest point, the Dead Sea is 399 meters below sea level -- the lowest point on earth. In terms of land, the shore of the Dead Sea is the lowest point on the earth’s surface. Lake Kinneret (depending on season and rainfall) is about 213 meters below sea level.

Answer 4

East of the coastal plain lies the central highland region. In the north of this region lie the mountains and hills of Upper Galilee and Lower Galilee; farther to the south are the Samarian Hills with numerous small, fertile valleys; and south of Jerusalem are the mainly barren hills of Judea, including Mount Hebron. The central highlands average 610 meters (2,000 ft) in height and reach their highest elevation at Har Meron, at 1,208 meters (3,963 ft), in Galilee near Zefat (Safad). Several valleys cut across the highlands roughly from east to west; the largest is the Yizreel or Jezreel Valley (also known as the Plain of Esdraelon), which stretches forty-eight kilometers (30 mi) from Haifa southeast to the valley of the Jordan River, and is nineteen kilometers across at its widest point.

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Answer 5

Mt. Hermon in the north.