Dimensions and Cities of Israel

General Geography

Jerusalem

Walled Cities

The Cities of Refuge

The Glory of Israel

A strip of land which juts out northward from Israel: Gittin 7b

The Borders within the Mediterranean Sea: Gittin 8a

Status of Mediterranean islands: Gittin 8a

The relative height of the areas bordering Israel, and Israel itself: Eruvin 22a-b; Zevachim 54b

The distances of the mountain ranges of Israel and the surrounding areas: Rosh HaShanah 23b

Different types of Israeli clay: Niddah 20a

Does anywhere in Israel have the status of a public area, vis-a-vis transportation on Shabbat: Eruvin 22a-b

Areas on Israel which have steep inclines: Eruvin 22b

The structure of the Cave of Machpelah: Eruvin 53a

Chamtan and Geder were on a hill, with Geder on the upper part and Chamtan on the lower: Eruvin 61a

The topography of the land surrounding the Kineret: Eruvin 87a, 87b

Was Timnah on a hill or in a valley: Sotah 10a

Rekem as the Eastern border: Gittin 2a, 6a

Ashkelon as the Southern border: Gittin 2a, 6a

Akko as the Northern border: Gittin 2a, 6a

Considering Tiveria to be in the heart of Israel: Megillah 6a

Tzippori was on a mountaintop: Megillah 6a

Relative Location of Kefar Sisai: Gittin 6b

15 Mil is the Distance from the Temple's Outer Room to Modiin: Pesachim 93b, 94b

1 Mil is the Distance from Migdal Nunya to Tiveria: Pesachim 46a

1 Mil is the Distance from Chamtan to Tiveria: Megillah 2b

There may have been two cities named Kedesh: Makkot 10a

A border city named Keilah: Eruvin 45a

Eilat, Akrivat, Lod and Yarden as one day's trip from Jerusalem: Beitzah 5a

Kfar Tavi was east of Lod: Beitzah 5a-b

The problems of Caesaria: Megillah 6a

The legal status of Akko: Gittin 2a, 6a-b, 7b

The legal status of Surya: Gittin 8b; Kiddushin 38b-39a

The beauty of Tiveria: Megillah 6a

King Solomon's reign was from Tafsach to Azah: Megillah 11a

For people from Haifa or Bet Shean to take part in the blessing of the nation via the hands of the Kohanim: Megillah 24b

For people from Haifa or Bet Shean to lead the prayers: Megillah 24b

Tiberian glass: Niddah 21a

The murder rate in Gilad: Makkot 9b-10a

The murder rate in Shechem: Makkot 10a

The people of Tiveria were hard workers: Eruvin 87b-88a

Rebbe enacted a law that the people of Geder could visit Chamtan, but not the reverse, on Shabbat, because the people of Chamtan would kill Gederites who visited them in Chamtan, where they felt powerful: Eruvin 61a

The design of Chamtan and Geder: Eruvin 61a

Who owned Chevron: Makkot 10a

Chevron as a city of refuge for accidental murder: Makkot 9b, 10a

Betzer as a city of refuge for accidental murder: Makkot 9b

Shechem as a city of refuge for accidental murder: Makkot 9b

Ramot as a city of refuge for accidental murder: Makkot 9b

Kedesh as a city of refuge for accidental murder: Makkot 9b, 10a

Golan as a city of refuge for accidental murder: Makkot 9b

The size of Kedesh: Makkot 10a

The sweet fruit grown by the Kinneret [Peirot Ginosar]: Eruvin 30a

The wonderful fruit of Beit Shean: Eruvin 19a

The size of the city "Chadashah": Eruvin 46b, 59a, 60a

The reason for the name, "Kiryat Arba": Eruvin 53a

Tiveria and Reket as the identical city: Megillah 5b, 6a

Tiveria and Chemet as the identical city: Megillah 6a

Tzippori and Reket as the identical city: Megillah 6a

Tzippori and Katron as the identical city: Megillah 6a

Kineret and Ginosar as the identical place: Megillah 6a

Leshem and Pamyas as the identical city: Megillah 6a

Ekron and Caesaria as the identical city: Megillah 6a