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Zair
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Identification 1: another name for Zoar
Source score: 590 / 1000. 10 source votes.
settlement
Al Safi · 31.036904°, 35.487657° · point
Inspect modern locationin the region south of the Lisan · 31.20849°, 35.449223° · representative point
Inspect modern locationin the region north of the Dead Sea · 31.795°, 35.595278° · representative point
Inspect modern locationTell al Sheikh Isa · 31.022968°, 35.47216° · point
Inspect modern locationmouth of Wadi Mujib · 31.465833°, 35.573333° · point
Inspect modern locationTawahin el Sukkar · 31.021611°, 35.475163° · point
Inspect modern locationEsh Shaghur · 31.829531°, 35.649971° · point
Inspect modern locationTall Iktanu · 31.819256°, 35.671878° · point
Inspect modern locationBab edh Dhra · 31.248729°, 35.523005° · point
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Identification 2: in Mount Seir 1
Source score: 66 / 1000. 5 source votes.
settlement
in the region around Jebel esh Shera · 30.1843°, 35.3166° · representative point
Inspect modern locationin the mountains southwest of the Dead Sea · 30.885°, 35.134722° · representative point
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Identification 3: another name for Zior
Source score: 51 / 1000. 13 source votes.
settlement
within 10 km of Tel Rumeida · 31.525087°, 35.10222° · center
Inspect modern locationSair · 31.584444°, 35.145278° · point
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Identification 4: Sair
Source score: -20 / 1000. 1 source votes.
settlement
Sair · 31.584444°, 35.145278° · point
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