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Gob

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Identification 1: another name for Gezer

Source score: 318 / 1000. 14 source votes.

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Tel Gezer · 31.859167°, 34.919167° · point

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Identification 2: another name for Gibbethon

Source score: 170 / 1000. 3 source votes.

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Tell Melat · 31.856389°, 34.865556° · point

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Ras Abu Hamid · 31.90302°, 34.88994° · point

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Aqir · 31.85773°, 34.8193° · point

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Qibya · 31.9775°, 35.009722° · point

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Identification 3: another name for Nob

Source score: 110 / 1000. 4 source votes.

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Ras el Mesharif · 31.7925°, 35.244167° · point

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Ras Umm et Tala · 31.794892°, 35.242628° · point

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Isawiya · 31.798611°, 35.248333° · point

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Ras Tumeim · 31.7912°, 35.25694° · point

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Qu’meh · 31.81337°, 35.23737° · point

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French Hill · 31.8057°, 35.238992° · point

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Et Tur · 31.777619°, 35.250839° · point

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Identification 4: Khirbet Qeiyafa

Source score: 52 / 1000. 2 source votes.

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Khirbet Qeiyafa · 31.6963°, 34.9575° · 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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