Jordan Valley Structural Continuity Geometry

Paper 466 of 511
Published June 1, 2026


Abstract

The Jordan Valley and Dead Sea Transform corridor preserve exceptional structural continuity across a region of high geological and geographic significance.

This paper evaluates the corridor as a persistent geometric system within larger Mediterranean and Near East Earth-system architecture.


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Continuity Principle

A structural corridor becomes increasingly important when geometry, topography, hydrology, and tectonics repeatedly reinforce the same regional pathway.



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