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Hazar-addar

settlement · special · OpenBible.info source record

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Identification 1: Ein Qedeis

Source score: 453 / 1000. 15 source votes.

settlement

Ein Qedeis · 30.583378°, 34.484081° · point

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Identification 2: another name for Hezron

Source score: 138 / 1000. 5 source votes.

settlement, special

within 10 km of Ain el Qudeirat · 30.648333°, 34.422222° · center

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Ein Qedeis · 30.583378°, 34.484081° · point

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Har Avnon · 30.974444°, 34.971389° · point

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Khirbet el Qaryatein · 31.344952°, 35.124376° · point

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within 10 km of Ein Qedeis · 30.583378°, 34.484081° · center

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Identification 3: another name for Addar

Source score: 84 / 1000. 8 source votes.

settlement

Ein Qedeis · 30.583378°, 34.484081° · point

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Identification 4: Mesudat Ein Qedeis

Source score: 64 / 1000. 2 source votes.

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Mesudat Ein Qedeis · 30.59462°, 34.51416° · point

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Identification 5: Khirbet el Qudeirat

Source score: -12 / 1000. 5 source votes.

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Khirbet el Qudeirat · 30.648333°, 34.422222° · point

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