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Achziv Islands are a group of five small islets in the Mediterranean Sea, located about one kilometer off the coast of Rosh Hanikra and Achziv, near the city of Nahariya in northern Israel. These islands are remnants of one of three kurkar ridges that run parallel to Israel’s coastline, extending from the north down to the Sharon plain. Over time, parts of the ridge have eroded, sunk, or crumbled. It is also part of the three northernmost islets, known collectively as the Rosh Hanikra Islands, which form a protected nature reserve where public entry is prohibited.
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