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Israeli coastal plain
The Israeli coastal plain ((ヘブライ語:מישור החוף), ''Mishor HaḤof'') is the narrow coastal plain along Israel's Mediterranean Sea coast. The plain extends north to south and is divided into a number of areas; the Plain of Zebulun (north of Haifa), Hof HaCarmel (from Haifa to Mount Carmel), the Sharon plain (from Mount Carmel to Tel Aviv), and the Plain of Judea (from Tel Aviv to Zikim).〔(【引用サイトリンク】 title=Geographic Regions )〕 For its duration, the plain has sandy beaches and a Mediterranean climate.
==Physical geography==
The area was historically fertile in Biblical times, some of it being continually farmed ever since, although much turned over time into swampland, having to be converted back by Zionist pioneers.〔 Today, the area is the center of the country's citrus farms, and contains some of the country's most successful agricultural settlements. The plain has soils made of two sorts of thick river deposits; one dark and heavy - ideal for growing field crops, and the other thin and sandy - ideal for growing citrus fruits.〔
Despite its length, the plain is only crossed by two significant rivers; the Yarkon, which is long flowing from the Petah Tikva area into the Mediterranean, and the Kishon which is long, flowing into the Gulf of Acre north of Haifa.〔
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