🏜️ Nahal Eshtemoa

Israel · Asia · 31.30°N, 34.97°E

The Nahal Eshtemoa, known in Arabic as the Wadi Samoa, is an intermittent stream in the West Bank and Israel that originates in eastern Yatta, the largest city on its banks. It heads southwest, passing its namesake town, Samu, the ancient Eshtemoa, then to Shim'a, then just east of Meitar, and finally to its confluence with the Nahal Yatir is just east of central Hura.

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Quick facts

Country	Israel
Continent / region	Asia
Coordinates (approx.)	31.30°N, 34.97°E · view on map

Nahal Eshtemoa is located in Israel, in Asia.

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