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637 Parries Hanna Horvitz & Horvitz Book & Nwsppr Agcy Leitner Benjamin Hadar Ins Co Ltd Mossenson Zipora & Amos Ricss Shalom (near Egged Bus Stn) . .70 97 Derech Karkur 74 83 56 Talmei Elazar 73 82 5 Shikun Rassco 72 26 Rifer Hana & Yehoshua Hospital Neve Shalvah Ltd 70 58 Lcnshitzki Shelomo Butchershop.. .72 67 Motro Samuel Car Dealer Rehov Harishonim Karkur 74 33 Levi Hermann & Lucie Rehov Harishonim 74 69 Robeosohn Dr Friedrich Rehov Ha'atzmaut Karkur 73 51 Mozes Walter Farmer Shekhunat Meged 70 30 Levit Abraham Devora & Thiya Rehov Habotnim 71 93 Robinson Abraham Derech Hanadiv71 18 Invalids Home Tel Alon Karkur 73 94 Mueller Sbelomit Rehov Hadekalim .70 34 Roichman Bros (Shomron) Ltd (near Meged) 72 83 Mahzevet Iron 74 43 Inwald F A Rehov Hanassi 73 95 Levy Otto Farmer Rehov Habotnim .72 09 Rosenau Chana Rehov Habotnim .74 79 Inwentash Josef Metal Wks Levy Tclma & Gad N Rosenbaum Dr Julius Phys Rehov Harishonim 74 36 Shechunat Rassco 21 74 24 Nachimovic Hava & Lipa Gan Hashomron 71 75 Iron Co-op Bakery Ltd Karkur .. .70 72 Lewi David Pension Kefar Pines . .73 40 Rehov Hapalmah 73 61 Rotenberg Abraham Agric Machs Lewin Ernst Jehuda Ishaky Dov Fuel & Lubr Stn Nadaf Rashid Mussa Farmer Moshav Talmei Elazar 71 12 Shekhunat Meged 72 56 Shikun Ammami 23 Karkur 73 29 Baqa El Gharbiya 71 53 Rubinstein Ami-Netzah Bet Olim D' .72 58 Liptscher Katricl & Menahem Crpntry Itin Shoshana & Ben-Zion Nattel Jacob Agcy of Carmei Oriental Rubinstein Hayim Derech Hanadiv . .71 50 Rehov Gilad 71 89 Rehov Hadekalim 70 94 Wines & Nesher Beer Lishkat Hammas Karkur 72 94 Itzkovits Aharon Car Elecn Rehov Haharuvim 72 69 S Pardes Hanna Rehov Hadkalim .70 73 Main Rd 74'40 Neumann Miriam & Kurt Local Council Baqa El Gharbiya 72 23 Sachs Dr Yehuda Gan Hashomron.. 73 57 Rehov Haoranim 74 42 Salamon Asher Kefar Pines 71 92 J Local Council Jatt Shomron Mobile PO 70 90 NEVE MICHAEL (Beit Hayeled) Irgun Salamon Yaakov Rehov Habotnim 73 87 Salm Chaim Butchershop Karkur71 56 Jacobovitz & Sons Ltd Road Bldg Contrs Sh Garah Chairman Res ...70 90 Hapoalot of Hapoel Hamizrahi.. .71 04 Rehov Harishonim 74 10 Local Council Karkur 72 34 Noi Artur Elecn Salm Hugo Karkur 74 48 Salomon Miriam Karkur 74 07 Jacobson Max 70 03 Guard Station 70 44 Rehov Hahadarim 72 04 Jenner Yehoshua Bldg Contr Schalit Dina Shekhunat Meged ... 72 05 Local Council Kefar Quari 74 63 Nossbaum Dr Shmuel Phys Schapiro Vladimir Rehov Habotnim72 25 Sederot Oranim 70 52 Local Council Pardes Hanna70 02 72 42 Rehov Habotnim 72 54 Scharf Alfred Elecn Electricity & Musical Jewish Agency Absorption Dept Rabbinate Office 70 76 Nudel David Eng Land Survyr Instruments Derech Habanim ...72 55 - 46 Asbestonim 73 50 Locker Yafa Rehov Hadekalim ... 72 50 Tel-Tsevi 72 92 Schechter Baruch & Yehudith Locksmith Joscfson & Shcfler Block Fcty 71 84 Lurie Zeev Tree-Nursery Mech Wkshp Rehov Hassadeh.. 73 04 Juhl Richard Farmer Rehov Habotnim 72 51 O SCHOOLS Rehov Hadkalim 74 53 Lurjc Zvi Kibbutz Ein Shemer 71 24 Ofer Haim Agric Secon 70 07 Shechunat Neve Oved Karkur .. 74 59 K Alef Elem Derech Habanim.. .73 30 M Orlik Dr Leo Gen Pract Bet Elementary Neve Merhav. .70 61 Kaadan Ali Carpentry Maanit (Narbata) Kibbutz Rehov Ha'atzmaut 73 56 Karkur Elem 70 44 Baqa Al Gharbiya 73 27 Shomron Mobile PO 71 42 Oshri Ora Shikun Rassco 8 74 65 Relig Elem Karkur 73 92 Kaadan Rashad Abdcl Razik Grocery Madgerot Kcmpenick & Co Ltd Oster Karl Gan Hashomron , 70 87 Secondary Derech Habanim.... 70 27 Ostrowsky Zipora & Aron Baqa El Gharbiya 71 87 Megged 72 93 Ulpana Secondary for Girls (Torah & Rehov Hagdud 72 49 Kaplan Eliezer Rehov Hadarim ...72 35 Mafiat Fuchs Rehov Hamalka Secular Studies) Kefar Pines.. 73 55 Kaplan Moshe Tractor Wks Shekhunat Hamorim 70 13 Othmani Said Abdul Rahman Yeshurun Religious 71 77 2 Rassco 74 51 Baqa El Gharbiya 71 67 Schwartz Eliyahu (Furn & Bldg Wks) Malbcn Joint Old Aged Home Othamnch Zuhdy Baqa El Gharbiya.72 30 Mech Crpntry Shekhunat Neve Oved 99 Katz Asher Elecn NeveAvot 71 57 70 83 Ovdei Adama Co-op for Agric Karkur 73 28 Derech Hannadiv 74 54 Old Aged Home for the Blind 72 64 Settlement Ltd Gan Hashomron.72 38 Schwarzun Menahem Kefar Pines . .73 91 Katz Haim & Hanna Karkur 74 39 Zisserman Yosef Old Aged Home Asst OwshanyLeah Wadi Ara Rd 7176 Segal Zvi Farmer Rehov Haclkalim. .71 41 Katz Leah Mgr Res 71 58 Sela Yitzhak Rehov Hadekalim .. .71 54 Shechunat Tel Shalom 74 41 Sheltered Workshop 71 01 P Shaanan Solly Morris Farmer Katz Salomon Shelomo Immigrants' Hospital Derech Hannadiv 74 61 Karkur 74 06 Shaar Menashe 72 71 Packing House Megged 72 03 Kedar Kalman Grocery Shalith Michael Gan Hashomron . .74 32 Old Aged Village Shaar Peled Tamar Karkur 74 62 Gan Hashomron 71 37 Shapiro Moshe Kefar Pines 74 29 Menashe 72 72 72 70 71 66 Pension Braitbard Kefar Pines 73 19 Sharar Shalom & Hilda Rehov Amal 70 64 Kefer Pines Moshav Ovdim Ltd Mapai Israel Labour Party Pension & Hotel Rimon Sharon Benjamin Karkur PO 72 33 Rehov Haoranim 71 05 Joseph Moshinsky Rehov 500... 70 49 Shekhunat Neve Asher 73 25 Keren Bituah Lepoalim Haklayiim ... 71 17 Marcus Akiva & Co Flour Mill 70 78 Pension P Stern Rehov 800 72 68 Sharon Yitzhak Mech Eng Kharim Bros Elec & Radio Supls Markan Hilda Rehov Haharuvim. .70 38 Perevosky Isac Taxi Serv Tel-Tsevi.72 19 Rehov Tarpat 74 11 Baqa El Gharbiya 72 41 Mawasi Abdul Latif Perlstein Mordechai Rehov Sinai . .71 64 Shats Menahem & Yitzhak Kirsch Ruth & Erwin Baqa El Gharbiya 71 49 Pcrsin Jacob Shekhunat Tel Sha1om73 78 Kefar Pines 74 25 Gan Hashomron 72 27 Maychar Moshe (Schaechter) Peyser Erich Farmer Kevish Rashi .71 47 Shatz Abraham Karkur 73 60 Kitane Ibrahim Haj Abdul Rahman Derech Hanadiv, 72 36 Pharmacy Pardes Hanna Shefler Samuel Bldg Contr Baqa El Gharbiya '. 72 79 Mechanical Wkshp 3 Shin Ltd Kikar Hanassi 74 94 Shechunat Neve Asher 73 71 Gan Hashomron 74 16 Klausncr Margarete Rehov Meged .71 29 Pinto Jacob Rehov Harimon 70 88 Shemen Shika 4 Shikun Rassco ... 71 38 Mechanik Yosef Taxi Serv Klceberg Walter Gan Hashomrbn. .71 20 Porat Yosef Kefar Pines 74 28 Shental Itzhak Farmer Rehov 500 70 25 Kletter Elazar Gan Hashomron Pressburger Simon Dent Pract Gan Hashomron 72 24 Medotzky Yisrael 71 55 Karkur PO 71 46 Rehov Hadkalim 72 91 Shental Mirjam Gan Hashomron. .72 73 Kligcr Judith Rehov Hagdud 74 09 Mei-Ami Yishuv 73 99 Priman Ltd Canned Food Mfrs Shepherd Ezra Farmer Karkur . .70 35 Kliot Haim Sonol Agt Meiri Meir Tractor Driver Baqa El Gharbiya 73 10 Shiffer Mordechai Kevish Wadi Ara 71 09 Rehov Hadarim 71 11 Printing Press Kochav Shikun Neve Merhav 252 73 05 Res Derech Hanadiv 70 24 Mekorot Water Works Co Ltd Zadok Braverman 71 16 Shneiur Yitzhak Rehov Hagilad .. .73 48 Kober Felix Grocery Northern Region 72 86 Pshygoda Yisrael Ice Fcty Shneur A B Rehov Hamishmar .. .74 31 Rehov Hadkalim 71 82 Mgr Yisrael Medotzky Res ...71 55 Rehov Hanassi Karkur 70 75 Shoenwalter Stefa Locksmith Krakover Yaakov & Mina Farmers Water Inst Karkur 72 39 Gan Hashomron 74 16 Derech Hannadiv 74 37 Metier Arye Kefar Pines 73 37 R Shomron Elec Pipe Industry Ltd Kriger Ch Shekhunat Tel-Tzevi ...71 27 METSER KIBBUTZ Office Gan Hashomron 72 38 Raanan Gavriel & Co Soil Devlpmnt Co Kupat Holim of Gen Labour Fed Shomron Mobile PO 71 07 Fcty Indust Centre Karkur 70 56 Karkur 73 03 Pardes Hanna 72 17 Meyer Georg Karkur 74 27 Shomrony Yehiel & Aviva Rabinovici Isaac Rehov Leah 70 11 Karkur 70 45 Michclsohn Gideon Megged 70 03 Rehov Hagilead 73 52 Rabinovici Moshe Bldg Mtrls Neve Merhav 70 85 Michelson Yigal & Esther Silberman Erno Rehov Habanim 72 31 Shechunat Rassco 29 74 21 Shechunat Meged 74 26 Rachman Lea 71 52 Silberstein Benjamin & Hava L Midrashiat No'am Qiryat Mtdrashia.72 1 3 Radio Duglas Sale & Repairs Midvechki Yair Rehov Haoranim 73 68 Derech Habanim 70 10 Labour Council Karkur 72 84 Rehov Hadkalim 74 88 Silvena Silicate Works Ltd POB 44 .73 97 Radzivsky & Lasker * Pardes Hanna 71 02 Miller Jacob Books & Stationary Simhony Uriel & Aliza Rehov Hadekalim 70 21 Landau Asher Bookstore Derech Habanim 72 82 Rehov Hadkalim 70 20 Rehov Hanassi 73 76 Mishmarot Kevutza POB 4 70 06 Rapoport David Derech Hanadiv . .72 28 Simpha Pharmaceutical & Chem Lab Ltd Rehov Hadkalim 70 20 Landsbcrg Kurt Farmer Mivtachim Social Ins of Workers Ltd Ratz Zigmund Grocery Singer Moshe Amisragas Agt & Household Talmei Elazar 74 77 Rehov Hadekalim 71 25 22 Shikun Dromi Karkur 72 75 Gds Rehov Hadkalim 74 78 Latte Haim Landscape Archt & Moldover Tova & Joseph Ravid Nadav Shikun Rassco 17 ... .73 86 Somer Yosef & Bina Horticlt Adviser Rehov Hadekalim 7161 36 Neve Asher Hadash 73 54 Regev Aaron & Rachel Car Dealers Tel Shalom Karkur 74 82 Ledcrmann Shelomo (Walter) Moshonov Shelomo Water Wks Contr Derech Pica 74 86 Spiegel Kurt Rehov Hadkalim 73 26 Kefar Pines 73 96 Rehov Harishonim Karkur 73 49 Resisi Yohanan Rehov Habotnim .73 85 .
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  • West Bank Area Is 6,195 Km2 (Includes Shomron Northwest Portion of Dead Sea, One-Half of No Man's Land, and All of 3 East Jerusalem Except Mount Scopus)

    West Bank Area Is 6,195 Km2 (Includes Shomron Northwest Portion of Dead Sea, One-Half of No Man's Land, and All of 3 East Jerusalem Except Mount Scopus)

    Israeli to Palestinian See “Map 5a: Afula Area* Km2 % of Baseline† Triangle Detail” A North 18.7 .30% B Northwest 2.2 .04% C Southwest 25.1 .40% Umm Mt. Gilboa D South 13.3 .21% Al-Fahm E Gaza 87.6 1.41% Kafr Qara H Beit Shean F Chalutzah not included not included G Southwest 2 not included not included Umm Jenin H Triangle 146.2 2.36% Al-Qutuf TOTAL‡ 293.1 4.73 % A Palestinian to Israeli H % of Settler % of Total Bloc Km2 Baseline† Population** Settlers 1 North of Ariel 31.0 .50% 11,621 3.89% 2 Ariel 29.6 .48% 19,737 6.60% 3 Western Edge/ 105.3 1.70% 79,687 26.65% B Modiin Illit†† 4 Expanded Ofra/Bet El 26.1 .42% 20,023 6.70% Tulkarem 5 North of Jerusalem 10.9 .18% 15,866 5.31% Qalansawe 6 East Jerusalem 29.1 .47% not included not included Jewish neighborhoods Tayibe 7 Maale Adumim 10.8 .17% 34,600 11.57% H Kfar Adumim 5.8 .09% 2,800 .94% 8 Betar Illit/Gush Etzion 42.8 .69% 54,012 18.06% Tire Kedumim Nablus 9 Southern Edge 1.7 .03% 900 .30% TOTAL‡ 293.1 4.73% 239,246‡‡ 80.01%*** Qalqiliya 1 * Areas considered unpopulated. Alfe Karne Menashe Immanuel † Baseline figure for total Gaza/West Bank area is 6,195 km2 (includes Shomron northwest portion of Dead Sea, one-half of No Man's Land, and all of 3 east Jerusalem except Mount Scopus). ‡ Totals derived from rounding decimal numbers.