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Bazelet River

Coordinates: 32°55′23.6″N 35°48′29.8″E / 32.923222°N 35.808278°E

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The Bazelet River

Bazelet Waterfall, Gamla Reserve.

The Bazelet River is a river in the Golan Heights. It flows through the Gamla Nature Reserve. The Bazelet Waterfall is a major feature of the river. A section of the stream west of Road 808 [he] is located in the area of the Yehudiya Forest Reserve [he]. ^[1]

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^ Hof, Frederic C. (2009). Mapping Peace Between Syria and Israel.

32°55′23.6″N 35°48′29.8″E / 32.923222°N 35.808278°E / 32.923222; 35.808278

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