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Description
Irbid is a city located in the northern part of Jordan. It is the capital of the Irbid Governorate and is known for its rich history and cultural significance. The city lies approximately 70 kilometers north of the capital, Amman, and is one of the largest cities in Jordan.
Irbid has been inhabited since ancient times and has various archaeological sites that reflect its historic importance. Significant nearby sites include the ancient city of Gadara and the Roman ruins at Pella. The city’s heritage is a blend of different cultures, showcasing its historical transformations.
Today, Irbid is an important educational center in Jordan, home to several universities such as Yarmouk University and Jordan University of Science and Technology. The city is also a hub for trade and commerce, featuring numerous markets and shopping areas that attract visitors from across the region.
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