Difference between revisions of "Haifa East, Israel"
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Revision as of 16:23, 17 November 2009
| Mediterranean Sea | Beirut, Lebanon | Dimashq, Syria |
| Tel-Aviv (Goosh Dan) | Haifa East | Az Zarqā', Jordan |
| Beersheba | Jerusalem | Saḩāb, Jordan |
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Today's Location: [Haifa East, Israel]
The graticule (32,35) spans most of northern Israel, the northern part of the West Bank, areas in north-west Jordan and a portion of Syria. Due to the political situation in the Middle East, it is unlikely that residents of these different territories would be able to have a joint meetup.
In Israel, some of the major population centers in this graticule are the east part of Haifa, the Haifa Bay area and Nazareth. The Israel page contains information on all Israeli hashpoints, for use on those days in which this graticule's point lands in politically or geographically unfriendly territory.
Recent and Current Hashes
Note that most hashes in Jordan do not have details included because Google Maps does not contain information on any but its most major cities.
- June 30: At the foot of a mountain on the Jordanian side of the Jordan-Syria border.
- July 1: In a field south of Fatsa'el junction. There are multiple Israeli and Palestinian towns in the area so it's unclear to whom it belongs.
- July 2: In a field west of Makr, Israel.
Past Expeditions
- 2008-05-28 Unsuccessfully reached by Ynor
