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Harosheth-hagoyim
region · settlement · special · OpenBible.info source record
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Identification 1: not a proper name (may be a term for a wooded area)
Source score: 284 / 1000. 14 source votes.
special
No defensible coordinate is supplied for this identification.
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Identification 2: Tel Regev
Source score: 104 / 1000. 6 source votes.
settlement
Tel Regev · 32.75885°, 35.09027° · point
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Identification 3: Ahwat
Source score: 76 / 1000. 2 source votes.
settlement
Ahwat · 32.487149°, 35.093808° · point
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Identification 4: southern Jezreel Valley
Source score: 54 / 1000. 1 source votes.
region
southern Jezreel Valley · 32.503056°, 35.289167° · representative point
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Identification 5: plain between Taanach and Megiddo
Source score: 31 / 1000. 1 source votes.
region
plain between Taanach and Megiddo · 32.55949°, 35.216031° · representative point
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Identification 6: Khirbet el Harithiyeh
Source score: -22 / 1000. 4 source votes.
settlement
Khirbet el Harithiyeh · 32.72215°, 35.10983° · point
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Identification 7: Tell Amr
Source score: -102 / 1000. 16 source votes.
settlement
Tell Amr · 32.728056°, 35.096667° · point
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KJV passage register
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