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Syria
SYR
جبل كوكب
Kawkab
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Mount Kawkab is an extinct volcano east of Al-Hasakah rising from the Jazira plains, with a clear crater at its top.
Kawkab
Al-Hasakah
The Jaghjagh is a tributary of the Khabur that rises in the Tur Abdin hills in Turkey, flows through Qamishli and joins the Khabur at the city of Al-Hasakah.
Al-Hasakah
A café in Al-Hasakah. It serves Arabic sweets. Al-Hasakah is a city in north-eastern Syria on the Khabur river, the centre of the farming region of the Jazira, surrounded by archaeological mounds among the oldest settlements of the region.
Al-Hasakah
A hotel in Al-Hasakah. Al-Hasakah is a city in north-eastern Syria on the Khabur river, the centre of the farming region of the Jazira, surrounded by archaeological mounds among the oldest settlements of the region.
Al-Hasakah
A restaurant in Al-Hasakah. Al-Hasakah is a city in north-eastern Syria on the Khabur river, the centre of the farming region of the Jazira, surrounded by archaeological mounds among the oldest settlements of the region.
Al-Hasakah
A restaurant in Al-Hasakah. Al-Hasakah is a city in north-eastern Syria on the Khabur river, the centre of the farming region of the Jazira, surrounded by archaeological mounds among the oldest settlements of the region.
Al-Hasakah
A restaurant in Al-Hasakah. It serves breakfast, burgers and cakes and offers Wi-Fi. Al-Hasakah is a city in north-eastern Syria on the Khabur river, the centre of the farming region of the Jazira, surrounded by archaeological mounds among the oldest settlements of the region.