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Sch.Ilan Ramon Junior Sch. rot H a’im Sd. Ofer Ch Chativat de Shopping Sports Center a Junior Sch. Rav Aluf Mivtza S Haduda’im tiva Chiram Public transport Shir Hashirim Hakramim Kindergarten t H Kikar Alexandroni Employment Retirement Shir Hashirim Ha’ayalim Ginat No entry Center Giv’at Barphilia a Ya’akov Dori Depot tz Ha’alufim R Moshe Dayan Bureau Home Pelach Egoz (Archeological site) a a ama Swimming Pool Em nc v m H cca Harimon Museum 3 Tzome’ach ek h A Kikar Da bim Shir Hashirim Hashulamit a lu hina Chavatzelet Daycare Ctr. Z Rav Aluf Mivtza Chativat C nit Hashulamit Post Office Mamlachti Dati n f R Hasharon E e i C Hanegev Tze’elon Ketem Paz Football Field Junior Sch. m v m h Yoav a e Mivtzaa v elmoni Chagvei Shvo u Ch t Shoshanat Seniors’ Club/ k i l m A Cinema Yahalom Z u Uvda Mordechai Makleff Etrog Hasela Ha’amakim B l Tze'elon e u A Pharmacy Retirement n a Rav Aluf Gefen Municipal v f Sports Hall r u Y d D Le Mivtza Contractors’ Municipality Alef High Sports’ Hall Home l i m v v g Afikei Mayim u Kadesh o o a Center nit r School Theater/ A n a C Chut Hashani e im Youth Club/ T ChativatHameginim Hatzanchanim n h ir Lookout Point Future v l Tiltan a h Bank Cultural Hall Paz i Shir Has a Y t r Ko n Eidanim tz i Movement Junior High r a Karkom l od e Kikar D s Yonatan i Mivtza t h d Junior Sch. 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