Golan Heights Map

This map was created by my friend "Wu Gou Ying Xue Ming". The Golan Heights Map covers the core plateau on the Syria-Israel border, with an average elevation of over 600 meters. It borders Lebanon to the north, Jordan to the south, overlooks Israel’s Sea of Galilee and Hula Valley to the west, and lies just 60 km west of Damascus, Syria. The terrain features plateau uplands, mountainous hills, river valleys, and volcanic rock formations, offering commanding tactical high ground and serving as the “Water Tower of the Middle East” (supplying ~40% of Israel’s freshwater). A key armored battle site in the 1967 Six-Day War and 1973 Yom Kippur War, it was a frontline hub for U. S.-Soviet proxy confrontation in the Middle East during the Cold War. Ideal for brigade-level armored assaults, mountain warfare, key-point seizure, and water resource control wargaming, it stands as a classic scenario for Middle Eastern land-power rivalry and Cold War bloc confrontation.