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Karak topographic map
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Karak
The land of Karak Governorate is situated along the south eastern coast of the Dead Sea and the mountain chain known as the Mountains of Moab. Wadi Mujib, biblically known as Arnon River, flows through the mountains of Karak Governorate and ends in the Dead Sea. The cities in the governorate are located at elevations ranging from over 1000 meters above sea level in the South Mazar Department to 800 meters above sea level in the northern departments to about 330 meters below sea level at Ghor Al-Safi Department. The governorate is connected to the rest of Jordan by two highways.
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Name: Karak topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Karak, Jordan (30.78899 35.32986 31.45760 36.21847)
Average elevation: 612 m
Minimum elevation: -415 m
Maximum elevation: 1,518 m
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