List of Figures
Maps demonstrated in this publication
were produced by the Geographic
Information System (GIS) Unit
at the Applied Research Institute - Jerusalem
(ARIJ).
- Figure 1.1 West Bank districts.
- Figure 1.2 Nablus district, location
map.
- Figure 1.3 Nablus district redeployment
areas map.
- Figure 1.4 Nablus district built-up
areas map.
- Figure 1.5 Nablus district land use
map.
- Figure 2.1 Digital Elevation Model
(DEM).
- Figure 2.2 Digital contour lines maps
for Nablus district.
- Figure 2.3 Three dimension model for
Nablus district.
- Figure 2.4 Drainage system for Nablus
district.
- Figure 2.5 Maximum and minimum average
daily temperatures for 1970-1992.
- Figure 2.6 Mean annual relative
humidity for 1970-1992.
- Figure 2.7 Long term average
monthly rainfall for 1970-1992.
- Figure 2.8 Monthly rainfall and evaporation
for 1970-1992.
- Figure 2.9 Monthly mean solar
radiation for 1970-1992.
- Figure 2.10 Rainfall map of Nablus
district.
- Figure 3.1 Average number of pupils/teacher
and pupils/classroom in different school systems.
- Figure 4.1 Geological map of Nablus
district.
- Figure 4.2 Soil map of Nablus district.
- Figure 5.1 Groundwater basins and the
exposed aquifers in the West Bank.
- Figure 5.2 Location map of different
wells and springs in Nablus district.
- Figure 5.3 Well depths and depths
to water of the Israeli wells in Nablus district.
- Figure 5.4 Variation of the total
discharge of main springs in Nablus district.
- Figure 5.5 Wilcox diagram
of springs and wells in Nablus district.
- Figure 5.6 Nitrate concentration contour
map in groundwater at Nablus district.
- Figure 5.7 Chloride concentration
contour map in groundwater at Nablus district.
- Figure 5.8 Electric conductivity
contour map in groundwater at Nablus district.
- Figure 6.1 Total area and production
of different crops in Nablus district for the 1994 growing
season.
- Figure 6.2 Total area and production
of fruit trees in Nablus district for the 1994 growing season.
- Figure 6.3 Total area and production
of different field crops and forages for Nablus district in the 1994
growing season.
- Figure 6.4 Area and production of
wheat and barley under rainfed and irrigated conditions for Nablus district
in the 1994 growing season.
- Figure 6.5 Area and production of
different vegetable crops for Nablus district in the 1994 growing season.
- Figure 6.6 Total area and production
of irrigated vegetables under different cropping systems in Nablus district
for the 1994 growing season.
- Figure 8.1 Sewage network for Nablus
city.
- Figure 9.1 Location of quarries and
dumping-sites in Nablus district.
List of Photographs
- El Husein Rotary (Cover page)
- Photo 1 The center of Nablus city.
- Photo 2 A Spring used for drinking
purposes, Burin village, Nablus district.
- Photo 3 Lack of protection of water
source, Ein Far'a, Nablus district.
- Photo 4 Wheat field irrigated by Sprinkler
at Jiftlik.
- Photo 5 The Stadium in Sabastiya
- Nablus.
- Photo 6 The ancient site of column
street in Sabastiya - Nablus.
- Photo 7 Wastewater flow in the open
channels at Far'a refugee camp.
- Photo 8 Cultivated areas irrigated
with raw wastewater, 'Azmut-Nablus.
- Photo 9 Horses drinking wastewater
in 'Azmut-Nablus district.
- Photo 10 The main uncontrolled dumping
site of Nablus city.
- Photo 11 Slurry from stone-cutting
facilities near olive trees, Qira-Nablus.
- Photo 12 Air pollution caused by the
burning in the dumping-site, Beit Furik, Nablus district.
