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Ḩamāh
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Description
Ḩamāh is a city located in the central part of the Syrian Arab Republic, known for its historical significance and its picturesque location along the Orontes River. It has been an important cultural and economic center since ancient times, with roots tracing back to the ancient city of Hamath, mentioned in various ancient texts.
The city is famous for its unique waterwheels, known as 'norias,' which have been used for irrigation for centuries. These large wooden structures exemplify the traditional engineering of the region and attract many visitors and tourists keen to explore its historical architecture and beautiful landscapes.
Ḩamāh has also been the site of significant events in modern history, particularly during the Syrian Civil War. The city has experienced considerable turmoil, impacting its population and infrastructure, but it remains a symbol of resilience for its inhabitants.
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