Ancient city of Hatra
| ruins, archaeological site, destroyed, UNESCO World Heritage Site
Iraq /
Ninawa /
Tall Afar /
World
/ Iraq
/ Ninawa
/ Tall Afar
, 72 km from center (تلعفر)
World / Iraq / Ninawa
ruins, archaeological site, destroyed, UNESCO World Heritage Site
Hatra, (Arabic: الحضر al-Ḥaḍr), is an ancient ruined city in the Ninawa Governorate and al-Jazira region of Iraq. It is today called al-Hadr.
Hatra was founded as an Assyrian city by the Seleucid Empire some time in the 3rd century BCE. A religious and trading centre of the Parthian empire, it flourished during the 1st and 2nd centuries BC. The city became the capital of possibly the first Arab Kingdom in the chain of Arab cities running from Hatra, in the northeast, via Palmyra, Baalbek and Petra, in the southwest.
Hatra was founded as an Assyrian city by the Seleucid Empire some time in the 3rd century BCE. A religious and trading centre of the Parthian empire, it flourished during the 1st and 2nd centuries BC. The city became the capital of possibly the first Arab Kingdom in the chain of Arab cities running from Hatra, in the northeast, via Palmyra, Baalbek and Petra, in the southwest.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hatra
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Coordinates: 35°35'14"N 42°43'3"E
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- Zambar 87 km
- Nineveh 96 km
- Former runway 145 km
- Shaykh Wali citadel (Karkh) 175 km
- Ruins of Abbasid Samarra 188 km
- Ancient city of Qalatga Darband 215 km
- Ruins of Aqar Qouf 281 km
- Al Atheer Facility 335 km
- Babylon 370 km
- gandary 15 km
- Markaz Hatra Subdistrict 27 km
- Tall Abtah Subdistrict 40 km
- Al-Shirqat District 43 km
- Markaz Al-Shirqat Subdistrict (ICR) 43 km
- Al-Shura Subdistrict 54 km
- Mahalabiya Subdistrict 63 km
- Hammam Al-Alil Subdistrict 71 km
- Markaz Tal-Afar Subdistrict 77 km
- Markaz Al-Baaj Subdistrict 85 km