Nahal Seter
Stream in Upper Galilee region of Israel
| Nahal Seter | |
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| State | Israel |
| Region | Upper Galilee |
Nahal Seter (Hebrew: נחל סתר) is one of the tributaries of Nahal Amud in the Upper Galilee. Its length is approximately one and a half kilometers.
Nahal Seter begins at an elevation of about 620 metres (2,030 ft) above sea level, between Mount Mitzpe Hayamim, north of moshav Amirim, andKfar Shamai.[1] The stream is relatively short at 1.5 kilometres (0.93 mi) and is very steep, with an average gradient of 30%.[2] In the area where Nahal Seter joins Nahal Amud, there is a spring called Ein Seter, which mainly flows during a rainy winter.[3]
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Streams of the Galilee
- Nahal Amud
- Nahal Akbara
- Nahal Aviv
- Nahal Gush Halav
- Nahal Dishon
- Nahal Hatzor
- Nahal Yir'on
- Nahal Moran
- Nahal Mahanaim
- Nahal Meron
- Nahal Neria
- Nahal Tziv'on
- Nahal Rosh Pina
- Nahal Rabbi Yannai
- Nahal Pashhur
- Nahal Seter
- Nahal Hanania
- Nahal Livnim
- Nahal Hozim
- Nahal Sekhwi
- Nahal Shamai
- Nahal Hukok
- Nahal Razim
- Nahal Etsbonit
- Nahal Halav
- Nahal Almon
- Nahal Ketzion
- Nahal Bar'am
- Nahal Ben Zimra
- Nahal Marot
- Nahal Parod
- Nahal Ofa'im
- Nahal Peki'in
- Nahal Zeved
- Nahal Zavit
- Nahal Baratot
- Nahal Hiram
- Nahal Admonit
- Nahal Shfan
- Nahal Zoch
- Nahal Itzhar
- Nahal Azehav
- Nahal Dalton
- Nahal Sod
- Nahal Bar Yohai
- Nahal Birnit
- Nahal Mishmesh
- Nahal Mattat
- Nahal Serakh
- Nahal Betzet
- Nahal Hanita
- Nahal Nammer
- Nahal Galil
- Nahal Matzuba
- Nahal Sha'al
- Nahal Eshhar
- Nahal Nahet
- Nahal Yassaf
- Nahal Kziv
- Nahal Meirav
- Nahal Meirav
- Nahal Oshrat
- Nahal Ga'aton
- Nahal Birya
- Nahal Abalim
- Nahal Adami
- Nahal Arbel
- Nahal Gdora
- Nahal Dana
- Nahal Hashiv'a
- Nahal Hilazon
- Nahal Harod
- Nahal Yavne'el
- Nahal Yama
- Nahal Yissakhar
- Nahal Kavul
- Nahal Nahalal
- Nahal Nun
- Nahal Tzipori
- Nahal Zalmon
- Nahal Shunem
- Nahal Shizafim
- Nahal Shekhanya
- Nahal Sarona
- Nahal Tavor
- Nahal Kankan
- Nahal Kamon
- Nahal Hazon
- Nahal Sheva
- Nahal Ha'ari
- Nahal Memlakh
- Nahal Oznit
- Nahal Saviona
- Nahal Namerim
- Nahal Mazga
- Nahal Akav
- Nahal Hamud
- Nahal Aznat
- Nahal Keshet
- Wadi al-Hussain
- Nahal Morsan
- Nahal Na'iel
- Nahal Sakhnin
- Nahal Segev
- Nahal Tamra
- Nahal Hanina
- Nahal Zuf
- Nahal Abid
- Nahal Hanna
- Nahal Shazur
- Nahal Yiftah'el
- Nahal Sargona
- Nahal Zoreim
- Nahal Shovav
- Nahal Poria
- Nahal Hartsit
- Nahal Tzideta
- Nahal Alot
- Nahal Berit
- Nahal Tola
- Nahal Yahmi
- Nahal Gvul
- Nahal Tzva'im
- Nahal Zika
- Nahal Geva
- Nahal Na'ura
- Nahal Akin
- Nahal Rakhash
- Nahal Kokhav
- Nahal Salil
- Nahal HaKosmet
- Nahal Okhel
- Nahal Kish
- Nahal Yazir
- Nahal Barak ben Avinoam
- Nahal Kamma
- Nahal Hamud
- Nahal Ein Dor
- Nahal Dvora
- Nahal Shomer
- Nahal Dan
- Nahal Snir
- Nahal Hermon
- Nahal Ayun
- Nahal Kedesh
- Nahal Misgav
- Nahal HaShomer
- Nahal Margaliot
- Nahal Koren
- Nahal Serakh
- Nahal Betzet
- Nahal Ga'aton
- Nahal Yehi'am
- Nahal Sha'al
- Nahal Yassaf
- Nahal Kziv
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