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Ramat Gan (Rah Maht Gahn in hebrew: רמת-גן) is a city in [[Israel]], on the central coastal strip, just east of Tel Aviv, and part of the metropolis known as Gush Dan, in the [[Tel Aviv]] District. It has about 127,000 residents.
{{Infobox Region |
full_local_name = רמת-גן |
name_(english) = Ramat Gan{{!}}280px |
image_flag        = Ramat gan.GIF |
image_coat = Ramat_Gan_COA.png |
image_map = Location_ramatgan.png |
zone = Asia, Africa and Oceania |
continent = Asia |
country = Israel |
latitude =  32°04' N |
longitude =  34°49' E |
number_of_teams =  316 |
regionid = 1178 |
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Ramat Gan began as an agricultural settlement in 1921 planting wheat, barley and watermelons. As years passed, many people were attracted to this centrally located and very green area. Over the years, a major change took place and Ramat Gan expanded its borders and developed into a city of trade, industry and commerce.


The city leaders put effort into building a city that their citizens could live in with great pride. Major emphasis was put on education and more and more schools and colleges were build or expanded. New businesses and clean industries were started and many people found Ramat Gan to be the right place to live and work.
==Background==
Ramat Gan (Rah Maht Gahn in hebrew: רמת-גן) is a [[Hattrick]] [[regions|region]] in [[Israel]]


Today, Ramat Gan boasts of having the largest "Diamond Exchange" in the world and leads the country in the fields of Education, Culture and Social awareness.
==Memorial Moments==


Ramat Gan is home to the Middle East's tallest skyscraper, the 244 meters City Gate Ramat Gan. This building is only one of many up to date skyscrapers, which has been built in the city during the construction boom of the last decade. The city's business center, Diamond Exchange District, is revolving the Diamond Exchange market. This quickly developed district is now a true competitor to Tel Aviv's business center and claiming the country's second best skyline.


Ramat Gan is also home to the Bar Ilan University and the Sheba Medical Center, alongside with the nation's largest stadium, Ramat gan stadium.


25% of Ramat Gan's land is kept for parks and other green areas (in Hebrew, "gan" means "park"), making the city one of the "greenest" urban grounds in Israel.
 
 
==Best Teams of Ramat Gan==
#. Red Foot 4th II.2 
#. [[User:Superow/Maccabi Tel Aviv|Maccabi Tel Aviv]] 6th II.3 
#. goolies 7th II.4 
#. Hapoel ramat-gan 1st III.4 
#. Maccabi Arazim 1st III.12 
#. FC Ramat Gan 1st III.6 
#. beitar barami 4th III.1 
#. pardes cats 4th III.10 
#. Beitar Yerushalayim 6th III.16 
#. mishmish 6th III.3 
 
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{{Regions Israel}}
[[Category:Regions Israel]]

Latest revision as of 12:20, 28 May 2020

רמת-גן
Flag of Ramat Gan Coat of Arms of Ramat Gan
Location of Ramat Gan
Link to Gan|280px Wikipedia
Continent: Asia
Zone: Asia, Africa and Oceania
Country:  Israel
Latitude: 32°04' N
Longitude: 34°49' E
RegionID: 1178
Number of teams: 316
Time zone: +2


Background

Ramat Gan (Rah Maht Gahn in hebrew: רמת-גן) is a Hattrick region in Israel

Memorial Moments

Best Teams of Ramat Gan

  1. . Red Foot 4th II.2
  2. . Maccabi Tel Aviv 6th II.3
  3. . goolies 7th II.4
  4. . Hapoel ramat-gan 1st III.4
  5. . Maccabi Arazim 1st III.12
  6. . FC Ramat Gan 1st III.6
  7. . beitar barami 4th III.1
  8. . pardes cats 4th III.10
  9. . Beitar Yerushalayim 6th III.16
  10. . mishmish 6th III.3
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