State Map of Israel

Israel, officially known as the State of Israel, is a country located in the Middle East, along the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea. Despite its relatively small land area of 22,145 square kilometers, Israel boasts a diverse geographical and cultural landscape. The country is known for its rich history, ancient heritage, deep religious significance, and modern technological advancements.

Administratively, Israel is divided into 6 main districts, known as Mehozot, which are further subdivided into subdistricts, cities, towns, and local councils. The capital city, Jerusalem, holds profound religious and historical importance, while Tel Aviv is the financial and cultural hub of the nation.

Major Provinces and Regional Significance:

Central District: Known for its vibrant cities like Tel Aviv, Netanya, and Petah Tikva, this district serves as Israel’s economic and technological hub.
Haifa District: Positioned along the northern coastline, Haifa is a significant port city and a center for industrial and cultural activities.
Jerusalem District: Housing Israel’s capital, Jerusalem, this district is a focal point for religious, historical, and political activities.
Northern District: Featuring cities like Nazareth and Tiberias, this district is rich in historical and biblical significance, with diverse natural landscapes.
Southern District: The largest district by area, it includes the Negev Desert, Beersheba (the “Capital of the Negev”), and the resort city of Eilat.
Tel Aviv District: Despite being the smallest in size, it is densely populated and is Israel’s cultural, commercial, and nightlife hub.

List of Israel’s Districts with Capitals, Areas, and Major Cities

This table includes the districts of Israel, along with key details about their area, capitals, and major cities, providing a comprehensive overview of the country.

S No.	District	Capital City	Area (sq. km)	Region	Major Cities
1.	Central	Ramla	1,294	Coastal	Tel Aviv, Netanya, Petah Tikva
2.	Haifa	Haifa	864	Northern Coast	Haifa, Hadera
3.	Jerusalem	Jerusalem	652	Central	Jerusalem, Beit Shemesh
4.	Northern	Nazareth	4,478	Northern	Nazareth, Tiberias, Acre
5.	Southern	Beersheba	14,185	Southern	Beersheba, Eilat, Ashdod
6.	Tel Aviv	Tel Aviv	176	Coastal	Tel Aviv, Ramat Gan, Holon