Sea of Galilee
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Sea of Galilee
Summary
Sea of Galilee is a monomictic lake[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Sea of Galilee is located in Tiberias[3].
- Sea of Galilee is in the country of Israel[4].
- Sea of Galilee's instance of is recorded as monomictic lake[5].
- Tiberias is named after Sea of Galilee[6].
- Sea of Galilee's inflows is recorded as Jordan River[7].
- Sea of Galilee's inflows is recorded as Nahal Amud[8].
- Sea of Galilee's inflows is recorded as Daliyot stream[9].
- Sea of Galilee's inflows is recorded as Meshushim River[10].
- Sea of Galilee's inflows is recorded as Nachal Samach[11].
- Sea of Galilee's inflows is recorded as Naẖal Ẕalmon[12].
- Sea of Galilee's inflows is recorded as Q12039632[13].
- Sea of Galilee's inflows is recorded as Q12039698[14].
- Sea of Galilee's inflows is recorded as Q12039738[15].
- Sea of Galilee's inflows is recorded as Q12039871[16].
- Sea of Galilee's inflows is recorded as Q12039986[17].
- Sea of Galilee's inflows is recorded as Q12039987[18].
- Sea of Galilee's inflows is recorded as Q12040132[19].
- Sea of Galilee's inflows is recorded as Q12040227[20].
- Sea of Galilee's inflows is recorded as Naẖal Raqqat[21].
- Sea of Galilee's inflows is recorded as Naẖal Arbel[22].
- Sea of Galilee's inflows is recorded as Naẖal Or[23].
- Sea of Galilee's inflows is recorded as Naẖal Koaẖ[24].
- Sea of Galilee's inflows is recorded as Naẖal Korazim[25].
- Sea of Galilee's inflows is recorded as Naẖal Kennarot[26].
- Sea of Galilee's inflows is recorded as Q112967637[27].
Body
Geography
Sea of Galilee is in the country of Israel[4]. It is located in Tiberias[3]. It is part of Jordan Rift Valley[28].
Physical Characteristics
Sea of Galilee covers an area of {'unit': 'Q712226', 'amount': '+168'}[29]. It sits at an elevation of {'unit': 'Q11573', 'amount': '-212.795'}[30]. Its length is recorded as {'unit': 'Q828224', 'amount': '+21'}[31].
Designation and Status
Sea of Galilee's instance of is recorded as monomictic lake[5].
History and Context
Tiberias is named after Sea of Galilee[6].
Why It Matters
Sea of Galilee has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2] It is known by 162 alternative names across languages and contexts.[32]