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| The '''Hasbani''' ({{lang-ar|الحاصباني}}, ''al-Hasbani''; {{lang-he|נחל שניר}}, ''Nahal Snir''), also '''Snir Stream''', is a ] of the ]. The Hasbani flows from the ] source at the foot of ] in ], and merges with the ] and ] at a point in northern Israel, to become the ]. | The '''Hasbani''' ({{lang-ar|الحاصباني}}, ''al-Hasbani''; {{lang-he|נחל שניר}}, ''Nahal Snir''), also '''Snir Stream''', is a ] of the ]. The Hasbani flows from the ] source at the foot of ] in ], and merges with the ] and ] at a point in northern Israel, to become the ]. It derives most of its discharge from two springs, the Wazzani and the Haqzbieh. The springs' combined discharge averages 138 million m³ per year.<ref></ref> | ||
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The Hasbani (Template:Lang-ar, al-Hasbani; Template:Lang-he, Nahal Snir), also Snir Stream, is a tributary of the Jordan river. The Hasbani flows from the Wazzani source at the foot of Mount Hermon in Lebanon, and merges with the Dan River and Banias River at a point in northern Israel, to become the Jordan River. It derives most of its discharge from two springs, the Wazzani and the Haqzbieh. The springs' combined discharge averages 138 million m³ per year.
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