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The Jordan River and Tel Dan Nature Reserve Of the three sources of the Jordan, the Dan is the largest and most significant. Its springs provide up to 238 million cubic meters of water annually, providing half of the water flowing into the Jordan River. The springs are fed by the snow and rain which fall on Mt. Hermon and the Galilee. The water seeps into the mountain, dividing into hundreds of springs by the time it reaches the foothills. Together these springs form the largest Karstic spring in the Middle East. Almost in our back yard, just minutes away by car, this unique natural and historical gem awaits you … This tiny unique Reserve covers only about 120 acres, but due to its location and exceptional environmental conditions, it houses flora and fauna and indigenous bio-systems. http://whc.unesco.org/en/tentativelists/1469/