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The 13 pages that link to Jordan River, each with the reason it gives.

• Dead SeaRelated: It is the lake’s principal natural freshwater source.

• LevantBroader topic: Its valley is a defining physical feature of the region.

• JerichoRelated: Jericho’s location near the river and its springs shaped its regional setting.

• John the BaptistRelated: The Gospels locate John's baptizing activity around the Jordan.

• JordanRelated: It forms part of Jordan’s western boundary and gives the country its name.

• Water conflictBroader topic: Competing claims to its limited waters intersect with regional politics and security.

• West BankRelated: The river gives the territory its name and defines its eastern edge.

• Sea of GalileeRelated: It enters the lake from the north and leaves it to the south.

• Jordanian annexation of the West BankRelated: The kingdom’s name and the West Bank’s name both refer to this river.

• Golan HeightsRelated: Headwaters rising near the Golan connect its geography to regional water security.

• TiberiasRelated: The river links Tiberias’s lake basin to the Jordan Valley.

• ElishaRelated: Elisha parts its waters with Elijah’s mantle while confirming his succession.

• Jordan ValleyRelated: Its course runs along the valley floor and links the Sea of Galilee with the Dead Sea.