Deir Hanna

Deir Hanna is an Arab town and local council in the of , located on the hills of the , 23 kilometres southeast of .
Almog, Public domain.
  • Village with about 10,600 residents
  • …lies at an elevation of around 260 metres (870 feet)
  • Description: human settlement
  • Also known as
    “Dayr Hannah”
    “Kefar Yohanah”

Places of Interest

Highlights include lavra netofa and Har Hillazon.
is a Melkite hermitage on a mountain top above the village of in Galilee.
אלמוג, Public domain.
is a peak.

Places in the Area

Nearby places include Hararit and Yahad.
Almog, Public domain.
is a community settlement in the Galilee, .
Almog, Public domain.
is a small kibbutz in northern .
אלמוג, Public domain.
is a village in northern divided into…
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Latitude
32.8625° or 32° 51′ 45″ north
Longitude
35.36666° or 35° 22′ east
Open location code
8G4QV978+2M
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Open­Street­Map feature
place=­village
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Satellite Map

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In Other Languages

From Arabic to Urdu—“Deir Hanna” goes by many names.
  • Arabic: “دير حنا‎”
  • Cebuano: “Deir Ḥannā”
  • Chinese: “代爾漢納”
  • Czech: “Dajr Channa”
  • Czech: “Deir Hanna”
  • Czech: “Dejr Chana”
  • Czech: “Dejr Channa”
  • Dutch: “Deir Hanna”
  • Finnish: “Deir Hanna”
  • French: “Deir Hana”
  • French: “Deir Hanna”
  • Hebrew: “Deir Ḥannā”
  • Hebrew: “דייר חנא”
  • Hebrew: “דֵיר חַנָּא”
  • Indonesian: “Deir Hanna”
  • Norwegian Nynorsk: “Deir Hanna”
  • Persian: “دیر حنا”
  • Polish: “Deir Hanna”
  • Polish: “Dejr Channa”
  • Russian: “Дейр-Ханна”
  • Swedish: “Deir Ḥannā”
  • Urdu: “دیر حنا”

Places with the Same Name

Discover other places named “Deir Hanna”.

Notable Places Nearby

Highlights include בריכת דיר חנא and Brechat Dir Hana Nature Reserve.

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