Jordan River Crossing

The Jordan River Crossing connects Irbid in Jordan with Beit She'an in Israel through a large bridge spanning the Jordan River.

The crossing point opened in November 1994 following peace agreements between Jordan and Israel, establishing new transportation connections between both nations.

Christian pilgrims frequently utilize this crossing point to access religious locations in both countries throughout the year.

The border facility processes approximately 1,000 pedestrians and 100 vehicles daily, requiring visitors to complete security procedures and customs declarations.

Two parallel bridges constructed in 1996 handle separate directions of traffic flow between the Israeli and Jordanian border terminals.

Official opening: November 1994

Website: http://www.iaa.gov.il/en-US/borders/NeharYarden/Pages/default.aspx

Part of: Israel–Jordan border

Website: http://iaa.gov.il/en-US/borders/NeharYarden/Pages/default.aspx

GPS coordinates: 32.49694,35.57556

Latest update: May 24, 2025 17:37