Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Jordan River" in English language version.
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Rainfall and snowmelt of Mt. Hermon recharge the main tributaries of the UCJR: (1) Dan (252 × 106 m3 annually); (2) Snir also known as Hatzbani (118 × 106 m3); and (3) Hermon also known as Banias (106 × 106 m3) (Table 2 and Fig. 2).[dead link]
The River is composed of two important sections, the al-Sharea and the Jordan. The al-Sharea River, which is the name of the Jordan before it enters Lake Tiberias, descends from a height of 230 feet above sea level to Tiberias
Rainfall and snowmelt of Mt. Hermon recharge the main tributaries of the UCJR: (1) Dan (252 × 106 m3 annually); (2) Snir also known as Hatzbani (118 × 106 m3); and (3) Hermon also known as Banias (106 × 106 m3) (Table 2 and Fig. 2).[dead link]
Rainfall and snowmelt of Mt. Hermon recharge the main tributaries of the UCJR: (1) Dan (252 × 106 m3 annually); (2) Snir also known as Hatzbani (118 × 106 m3); and (3) Hermon also known as Banias (106 × 106 m3) (Table 2 and Fig. 2).[dead link]
water from the River Jordan was sent for the occasion;
The River is composed of two important sections, the al-Sharea and the Jordan. The al-Sharea River, which is the name of the Jordan before it enters Lake Tiberias, descends from a height of 230 feet above sea level to Tiberias
water from the River Jordan was sent for the occasion;
Rainfall and snowmelt of Mt. Hermon recharge the main tributaries of the UCJR: (1) Dan (252 × 106 m3 annually); (2) Snir also known as Hatzbani (118 × 106 m3); and (3) Hermon also known as Banias (106 × 106 m3) (Table 2 and Fig. 2).[dead link]
