- Source: Nahal Shfanim
Nahal Shfanim is a seasonal stream that serves as one of the tributaries of Nahal Kziv in the Upper Galilee.
Geography
The source of the stream is at an elevation of 930 meters above sea level, in the eastern part of the Shfanim Ridge, north of Ein al-Asad. The stream flows east of Beit Jann, where the local council's oxidation ponds are located. It joins Nahal Kziv at an elevation of 710 meters above sea level, near Ein Sartaba and the ruins of Sartaba, which are north of Beit Jann.
