Cave in Israel's Haifa district, located near the coast.
Cave in Israel's Haifa district, located near the coast. Geonames ID 8265156. Elevation is 21 meters above sea level. The cave is surrounded by a region with a dense population and common rock formations. The climate is Mediterranean, with temperatures ranging from 10°C in January to 36°C in August, and annual rainfall of approximately 553 mm.
Me‘arat Mitla is a cave located in the Haifa District of northern Israel, approximately 21 meters above sea level. Situated near the coastal plain and overlooking the Mediterranean Sea to the west, it is part of a hilly landscape with Mount Carmel to the east. The nearest major city is Haifa, about 8.7 kilometers north. The cave's surroundings are characterized by varied terrain, including other natural features like springs and additional caves. Me‘arat Mitla lies within an area densely populated by approximately 1018 people per square kilometer. The climate in the region is Mediterranean with average temperatures ranging from around 10°C in January to 30°C in August. Annual precipitation averages about 553 millimeters, with most rainfall occurring between November and February. The cave has historical significance but specific details regarding its discovery or archaeological importance are not provided in available sources. It remains an interesting geological feature within the diverse landscape of northern Israel.
