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Ashdod (Ah-Sh-DOHD Hebrew אַשְׁדּוֹד, Standard Hebrew Ašdod) is a port city in [[Israel]] located halfway between [[Tel Aviv]] and Gaza, in the Southern District of Israel. The ancient [[Greece|Greeks]] called it Azotos (in Latin, Azotus) after Alexander's conquest. However, the Azotos in Herodotus' Histories is Gaza (Gaza was called `Azoh or `Azot or sometimes perhaps `Azzat in ancient Hebrew and [[Egypt]]ian records).
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full_local_name = אשדוד |
image_flag = Ashdod.gif |
name_(english) = Ashdod{{!}}150px |
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zone = Asia, Africa and Oceania |
continent = Asia |
country = Israel |
latitude =  31°49' N |
longitude =    34°40' E  |
number_of_teams = 305 |
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The modern city of Ashdod, established in 1956 near the ruins of the Palestinian village of Isdud and the Philistine city, lies in a plain on an important road and rail axis and is located a short distance from Tel Aviv (35 Km), from [[Jerusalem]] and [[Beer Sheva]] (70 Km). It sports the largest and most commercially-active seaport in Israel, after [[Haifa]], and is a focal point of both national and international shipping. A significant engineering achievement, Ashdod Port is one of the few deep-water ports built on the open sea. The port currently handles about 15 million tons of cargo per year.
==Background==


In the city jurisdiction there are over 60,000 dunams (60 km²) and land reserves for a total area of 74,000 dunams (74 km²). Ashdod's master plan divides the city into 17 residential quarters.
Ashdod (Ah-Sh-Dohd Hebrew אשדוד) is a [[Hattrick]] [[regions|region]] in [[Israel]]
==Memorial Moments==


==Best Teams of Ashdod==
Ashdod, Israel. Rooftop view 14/3/2005.
Ashdod, Israel. Intersection on 24/3/2005.Most of the city inhabitants find their livelihood in the city and enjoy high standard municipal services. The mild climate and geographic location turn the city into one of the attractive cities in Israel, to the degree that many of the newcomers and citizens of various settlements request to make Ashdod their home. The population growth rate in Ashdod is the highest in Israel. The city which started with 22 families of newcomers currently has 196,000 inhabitants. Approximately 38% of its residents are newcomers from the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), Ethiopia, France, Latin America and other countries, who have settled in the city during the 1990s.


In the last ten years, the city has developed and become the fifth largest city in Israel. With a growth rate of about 9,000 inhabitants per year, the city may number about 225,000 residents in 2005.
1. DAODA 1st II.


2. Yud Gimel 2nd II.1 


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3. FC L.K. 2nd III.7 
 
4. The banana's 1st IV.6 
 
5. FC infected 1st IV.53 
 
6. Uruguay 2030 1st IV.15 
 
7. Elitzur Schuna 1st IV.22 
 
8. stoners2003 4th IV.61 
 
9. kiryat malachi 4th IV.43 
 
10. JEJE UTD 4th IV.48 
 
==Regional federations==
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אשדוד
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Continent: Asia
Zone: Asia, Africa and Oceania
Country:  Israel
Latitude: 31°49' N
Longitude: 34°40' E
RegionID: 1156
Number of teams: 305
Time zone: +2

Background

Ashdod (Ah-Sh-Dohd Hebrew אשדוד) is a Hattrick region in Israel

Memorial Moments

Best Teams of Ashdod

1. DAODA 1st II.3

2. Yud Gimel 2nd II.1

3. FC L.K. 2nd III.7

4. The banana's 1st IV.6

5. FC infected 1st IV.53

6. Uruguay 2030 1st IV.15

7. Elitzur Schuna 1st IV.22

8. stoners2003 4th IV.61

9. kiryat malachi 4th IV.43

10. JEJE UTD 4th IV.48

Regional federations

Regions of Israel Israel

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