Crossword clue for "DEADSEA"
DEADSEA
- Part of Jordan's border
Other crossword clues for answer "DEADSEA"
- DEADSEA
- Jericho was to its north
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- Global low point
- The world's lowest lake
- Site famous for scrolls
- Lowest point on Earth's surface
- Lifeless lake
- Great salt lake
- Lowest point on Earth
- Earth's lowest point
- Scrolls site
- Salty body
- World's lowest lake
- Scroll source
- Jordan River outlet
- Scrolls source
- Israeli border lake
- Waters near Jericho
- Body of water that's nearly 10 times saltier than the ocean
- Jordan River's terminus
- Earth's lowest lake
- River Jordan's destination
- It's east of Israel
- Extremely salty lake
- The Jordan River flows into it
- The lowest point on the earth's surface
- It was called Lacus Asphaltites in ancient times
- Salt Lake, between E. Palestine and W. Trans-Jordan.
- Salt lake near Jerusalem, 1,292 ft. below level of Mediterranean.
- Salt lake, important source of potash for Israel.
- Famous lake in Palestine.
- Salt lake between Palestine and Jordan.
- Sodom and Gomorrah were situated on it.
- Levantine salt lake.
- Scene of archeological discovery.
- ___ Scrolls.
- Historic salt lake.
- Lake in Palestine.
- Lacus Asphaltites.
- Engedi's water front.
- Historic body of water.
- Holy Land sight
- Salt lake (Lacus Asphaltites)
- Essenes' locale
- Part of Israel's border
- Jordan River's outlet
- It's south of ancient Shiloh
- Place known anciently as Lacus Asphaltites
- Hypersaline spot
- Refuge for David, in the Bible
- *Lowest point on the earth's surface
- Some of Jordan's border
- Its shores have the lowest land-based elevation on Earth
- Terminus of the Jordan River
- World's lowest-lying body of water
- Lowest lake
- Scrolls were found on its shore
- Jordan River terminus
- Israel-Jordan lake
- Lake near Jordan
- Saltiest body of water on Earth
- Waters bordering the West Bank
- View from Masada
- It borders Jordan
- Jordan River's endpoint
- George Burns quipped that when he was a boy, it was only sick
- The Israelis call it Yam Hamelach
