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Amman
Amman is situated on the East Bank Plateau, an upland characterized by three major wadis which run through it. Originally, the city had been built on seven hills. Amman's terrain is typified by its mountains. The most important areas in the city are named after the hills or mountains they lie on. The area's elevation ranges from 700 to 1,100 m (2,300 to 3,600 ft). Al-Salt and al-Zarqa are located to the northwest and northeast, respectively, Madaba is located to the west, and al-Karak and Ma'an are to Amman's southwest and southeast, respectively. One of the only remaining springs in Amman now supplies the Zarqa River with water.
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Name: Amman topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Amman, Jordan (31.25373 35.67769 32.08624 37.25875)
Average elevation: 664 m
Minimum elevation: -415 m
Maximum elevation: 1,294 m
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