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___ Satellite View of Jerusalem (Yerushalaim)

Satellite View of Jerusalem using Google Earth Data

Map showing Jerusalem, seat of government and largest city of  Israel, located at the Judaean Hills,
about 30 km west of the northern tip of the Dead Sea.
Jerusalem has a population of about 730 000 inhabitants.

Just zoom in (+) to see the Temple Mount, also known as the Noble Sanctuary, one of the holiest site
for Judaism, Islam and Christianity.

 
Google Earth: Satellite View of Jerusalem, Israel.
 
φ Latitude °N, λ Longitude °E (of Map centre):
Click on the map and drag your mouse to move the map around. Changes also the Latitude/Longitude of the map.
Point with your mouse on a desired place on the map then double click to center the map. Zoom in +, Zoom out –
Map Type Control Buttons; to switch between various map types use this buttons: Map for street map, Satellite for satellite image; Hybrid for a combination of satellite image and street map; Terrain for a physical map.
 
Related Israel Pages:

Landmarks:
 Satellite View of Noble Sanctuary (Temple Mount)

Cities:
 Satellite view of Nazareth

Country:
 Zoomable Satellite View of Israel
 Political Map of Israel
profile Israel Country Profile

Continent:
 Map of Western Asia and the Middle East region


External Links
Jerusalem
Official website of Jerusalem Municipality.

Wikipedia: Jerusalem
Wikipedia entry Jerusalem.
 
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