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Bethany 2
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Identification 1: Al Maghtas
Source score: 320 / 1000. 16 source votes.
settlement
Al Maghtas · 31.837109°, 35.550301° · point
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Identification 2: another name for Batanea
Source score: 192 / 1000. 4 source votes.
region
Batanea · 32.852034°, 36.19934° · representative point
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Identification 3: another name for Bethany 1
Source score: 75 / 1000. 5 source votes.
settlement
Al Eizariya · 31.771661°, 35.255903° · point
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Identification 4: another name for Beth-barah
Source score: 20 / 1000. 1 source votes.
wadi, special
Wadi al Fara · 32.1°, 35.52° · representative point
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Identification 5: another name for Beth-nimrah
Source score: 20 / 1000. 1 source votes.
settlement
Tall Bleibel · 31.909106°, 35.63872° · point
Inspect modern locationTall Nimrin · 31.90094°, 35.624546° · point
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Identification 6: another name for Betonim
Source score: 20 / 1000. 1 source votes.
settlement
Khirbet Batneh · 32.010571°, 35.710739° · point
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Identification 7: Makhadhet Abarah
Source score: -4 / 1000. 1 source votes.
ford
Makhadhet Abarah · 32.531763°, 35.559259° · point
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