Negev desert
The Negev is the desert region of southern Israel. Its capital is the city of Beersheba (pop. around 200,000), in the north.
Geographically, the Negev forms an inverted triangle whose western side is continuous with the desert of the Sinai peninsula, and whose eastern border is the northeast arm of the Great Rift Valley of Africa.
The southern end is at the Gulf of Eilat with the town Eilat.
Referenced By
1947 Partition plan for Palestine | 1947 UN Partition Plan | 1947 partition plan | Division of Palestine by United Nations | Geography of Israel | Israel/Geography | Mordechai Vanunu | Palestinian Exodus | Partition Plan | Partition of Palestine | UN General Assembly Resolution 181 | UN General Assembly Resolution 47/181 | UN General Assembly Resolution 48/181 | UN Partition Plan | UN partition proposal | United Nations Partition Plan
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