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	'''Ma'ale Shomron''' ({{lang-he\|מעלה שומרון}}), is an ] located about 300 metres above sea level in the ~~northern~~ ] under the administrative local government of the ].		'''Ma'ale Shomron''' ({{lang-he\|מעלה שומרון}}), is an ] located about 300 metres above sea level in the ] region of ] under the administrative local government of the ].

	Founded in February 1980 by a mixed group of ] and ] ] from the ] and ] movements, the ] now numbers more than 150 families.		Founded in February 1980 by a mixed group of ] and ] ] from the ] and ] movements, the ] now numbers more than 150 families.

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Ma'ale Shomron (Template:Lang-he), is an Israeli settlement located about 300 metres above sea level in the West Bank region of Samaria under the administrative local government of the Shomron Regional Council.

Founded in February 1980 by a mixed group of Orthodox and non-religious Israelis from the Beitar and Herut movements, the village now numbers more than 150 families.

v t e Shomron Regional Council
Moshavim	Reihan Sal'it
Community settlements	Alei Zahav Avnei Hefetz Barkan Brukhin Einav Elon Moreh Har Brakha Hermesh Hinanit Itamar Kfar Tapuach Kiryat Netafim Ma'ale Shomron Mevo Dotan Migdalim Nofei Nehemia Leshem Peduel Rehelim Revava Sha'arei Tikva Shaked Shavei Shomron Tal Menashe Tzofim Yair Farm Yakir Yitzhar
Other villages	Etz Efraim Nofim
Outposts	Alonei Shilo El Matan Giv'ot Olam Havat Gilad Havat Skali Hill 777 Magen Dan Mitzpe Yosef Homesh Ramat Gilad Seneh Ya'akov Tapuah West
Settlements demolished	Ganim Homesh Kadim Sa-Nur

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