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Photograph H10566 First World War, 1914-1918Jordan River, Palestine. c. 1917. British Army troops with laden camels resting near the river. (Donor British Official Photograph Q12700)

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
PALESTINE. DELEGATES FROM TURKEY AT WATER RESERVOIRS NEAR THE JORDAN RIVER
Jordan River, Palestine. c. 1917. British Army troops with laden camels resting near the river. (Donor British Official Photograph Q12700)

PALESTINE. 1941-11. THE JORDAN RIVER FLOWING INTO THE DEAD SEA, SEEN FROM THE ALLENBY BRIDGE, WHICH MARKS THE BORDER BETWEEN PALESTINE AND THE TRANS-JORDAN.

An aerial view of the Jordan River, the river of Israel, Palestine and Jordan, is 320 km long, and starts where the Hasbani River of Lebanon, and Banias River from Syria meet.

Sketch of the village of Jisr Benat Yakub near the Jordan River in Palestine. Buildings and a vehicle are visible.
JORDAN VALLEY, PALESTINE, 1918. WATERING HORSES AT WADY EL AUJA IN THE JORDAN RIVER VALLEY, MAY 1918. (DONOR N.SMART)

JERICHO, PALESTINE. 1918. CAMEL CORPS CROSSING THE RIVER JORDAN (TO ATTACK AMMAN) NEAR JERICHO ON PONTOON BRIDGE BUILT BY AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS. APRIL 1918. (DONOR. N.SMART)
