An Introduction to the Survey of Western Palestine Its Waterways Plains Hig
An Introduction to the Survey of Western Palestine Its Waterways Plains Hig
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From the south-west angle of Meis plateau, the Kades plateau flanks the most southerly part of the Kasimiyeh basin between Meis and Aitherun. It is the recipient of several branches before it descends from the hills as Wady Arus. Another wady from the hills unites with the abundant waters of 'Ain el Mellahah, * As distinguished from its extension northwards throughout Wady et Teiin.
HULEH PLAIN. ETC. WADY EL HIND A J. 65 which enters the lake through the southern edge of the marsh. This wady do...es not impinge on the Mediter- ranean waterparting, but is divided from it by the next ; and as a rule only those wadys will be noticed separately here- after, which are in contact with the Mediterranean basins.
THE BASIN OF WADY EL HINDAJ.
The western side of Lake Huleh receives one wady from the Mediterranean parting, and two which are divided from it. The first is known in its lower part as the Wady el Hindaj. On the north the waterparting commences on the edge of the lake at Tell Abalis, and touches on the plateau of Kedes, passing the southern extremity of the Kasimiyeh basin on its way to Marun er Ras (alt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From the south-west angle of Meis plateau, the Kades plateau flanks the most southerly part of the Kasimiyeh basin between Meis and Aitherun. It is the recipient of several branches before it descends from the hills as Wady Arus. Another wady from the hills unites with the abundant waters of 'Ain el Mellahah, * As distinguished from its extension northwards throughout Wady et Teiin.
HULEH PLAIN. ETC. WADY EL HIND A J. 65 which enters the lake through the southern edge of the marsh. This wady do...es not impinge on the Mediter- ranean waterparting, but is divided from it by the next ; and as a rule only those wadys will be noticed separately here- after, which are in contact with the Mediterranean basins.
THE BASIN OF WADY EL HINDAJ.
The western side of Lake Huleh receives one wady from the Mediterranean parting, and two which are divided from it. The first is known in its lower part as the Wady el Hindaj. On the north the waterparting commences on the edge of the lake at Tell Abalis, and touches on the plateau of Kedes, passing the southern extremity of the Kasimiyeh basin on its way to Marun er Ras (alt.
What to read after An Introduction to the Survey of Western Palestine Its Waterways Plains Hig?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trelawney Saunders to read onlineMoreLess
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