Yarmouk Valley

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Yarmouk Valley is a fertile and strategically significant valley in the Levant, formed by the Yarmouk River along the borders of Israel, Jordan, and Syria.

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Yarmouk Valley canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
valley
borderSectionBetween Israel and Jordan NERFINISHED
Jordan and Syria NERFINISHED
climate Mediterranean to semi-arid
countryBorder Israel NERFINISHED
Jordan NERFINISHED
Syria NERFINISHED
flowsDirectionOfMainRiver generally westward
formedBy Yarmouk River NERFINISHED
geologicalSetting Dead Sea Transform fault system NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic fertile
strategically significant
hasEconomicActivity farming
livestock raising
small-scale trade
hasHydropoliticalSignificance shared water management between Israel, Jordan, and Syria
hasLandUse cropland
grazing land
orchards
hasRiver Yarmouk River NERFINISHED
hasSoilType alluvial soils
basaltic-derived soils
hasStrategicImportanceFor Israel NERFINISHED
Jordan NERFINISHED
Syria NERFINISHED
hasVegetation Mediterranean scrub and cultivated fields
riparian vegetation along Yarmouk River
historicalRegion Levant NERFINISHED
hydrologicalRole major tributary valley of the Jordan River system
knownFor cross-border water disputes
water resources
locatedIn Levant NERFINISHED
locatedNear Golan Heights NERFINISHED
Hauran region NERFINISHED
Sea of Galilee NERFINISHED
lowestPointElevationApprox about 200 meters below sea level at confluence with Jordan River
partOf Jordan Rift Valley NERFINISHED
Jordan River watershed NERFINISHED
Yarmouk River basin NERFINISHED
regionType transboundary river valley
tributaryOf Jordan River NERFINISHED
usedFor agriculture
hydroelectric power
irrigation
usedSince ancient times for agriculture

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Yarmouk River hasValley Yarmouk Valley