Yarmouk River

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The Yarmouk River is a major river in the Levant that forms part of the border between Jordan, Syria, and Israel before joining the Jordan River.

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Yarmouk River canonical 5
Yarmouk River (in the north) 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf border river
river
borderSectionLength part of Jordan–Israel border
significant portion of Jordan–Syria border
continent Asia
country Israel
Jordan
Syria
ecoregion Eastern Mediterranean
emptiesInto Jordan River
surface form: Jordan River south of Sea of Galilee
flowsDirection generally westward
flowsNear Israel
flowsThrough Jordan
Syria
formsBorderBetween Jordan and Israel
Jordan and Syria
Syria and Israel
hasBasinSharedBy Israel
Jordan
Palestinian territories
Syria
hasBridge historical railway bridges
hasValley Yarmouk Valley
historicalRegion Decapolis
surface form: Decapolis area
knownFor deep gorge
geopolitical importance
water resource disputes
locatedIn Levant region
surface form: Levant

Middle East
majorTributaryOf Jordan River
mouth Jordan River
mouthLocation near confluence with Jordan River
nearbyCity Daraa Governorate
surface form: Daraa

Irbid
nearbyLocality Hamat Gader
partOf Great Rift Valley system (wider geological context)
surface form: Great Rift Valley system
partOfDrainageBasin Jordan River
surface form: Jordan River basin
railwayHistory part of former Hejaz Railway branch
region Golan Heights
surface form: Golan Heights vicinity

Hauran
sourceCountry Syria
sourceRegion Hauran plateau
subjectOf Jordan–Syria water agreements
tributaryOf Jordan River
typeOf international river
usedFor drinking water supply
hydroelectric power
irrigation

Referenced by (6)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Jordan River hasTributary Yarmouk River
Battle of Yarmouk namedAfter Yarmouk River
Transjordanian highlands drainedBy Yarmouk River
this entity surface form: Yarmouk River (in the north)
Irbid Governorate hasBorderFeature Yarmouk River
Yarmouk University namedAfter Yarmouk River