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Admah

settlement · OpenBible.info source record

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Identification 1: in the Valley of Siddim

Source score: 491 / 1000. 20 source votes.

settlement

in the region south of the Lisan · 31.20849°, 35.449223° · representative point

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Identification 2: another name for Adam

Source score: 53 / 1000. 3 source votes.

settlement

Tell ed Damiyeh · 32.103933°, 35.546789° · point

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Identification 3: Tall Nimrin

Source score: 48 / 1000. 1 source votes.

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Tall Nimrin · 31.90094°, 35.624546° · point

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Identification 4: Khanazir

Source score: 46 / 1000. 4 source votes.

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Khanazir · 30.87767°, 35.437069° · point

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Identification 5: in the region north of the Dead Sea

Source score: 7 / 1000. 4 source votes.

settlement

in the region north of the Dead Sea · 31.795°, 35.595278° · representative point

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Identification 6: Feifa

Source score: 0 / 1000. 2 source votes.

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Feifa · 30.939606°, 35.458842° · point

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Source data: OpenBible.info, CC BY 4.0. Coordinates describe identified or representative locations; they do not supply ancient boundaries or prove an identification.

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