Mazra'a

For the location in Lebanon, see Mazraa

Mazra'a is an Arab town (local council) in northern Israel. The name means "Farm" in Arabic. It is located in the between Acre and Nahariya. The population is mostly Muslim

[edit] History

The town was founded in 1896, it was separated in 1996 from Mateh Asher Regional Council and was proclaimed as independent Local Council.

North District
Cities	Afula \| Acre (Akko) \| Bet She'an \| Karmiel \| Kiryat Shmona \| Ma'alot-Tarshiha \| Migdal HaEmek \| Nahariya \| Nazareth \| Nazareth Illit \| Safed \| Sakhnin \| Shagor \| Shefa-'Amr (Shfar'am) \| Tamra \| Tiberias
Local councils	Abu Sinan \| Ajar \| Arrabe \| Basmat Tiv'on \| Beit Jann \| Bir al-Maksur \| Bu'eine Nujeidat \| Buq'ata \| Deir Hanna \| Dvorya \| Eilabun \| Ein Knaya \| Ein Mahal \| Fassuta \| Ghajar \| Hurfeish \| Hazor HaGelilit \| I'billin \| Iksal \| Ilut \| Judeide-Makr \| Julis \| Ka'abiyye-Tabbash-Hajajre \| Kabul \| Kafar Kanna \| Kaokab Abu al-Hija \| Katzrin \| Kfar Kama \| Kfar Manga \| Kfar Tavor \| Kfar Vradim \| Kfar Yasif \| Kineret \| Kisra-Sumei \| Maghar \| Ma'ilya \| Majdal Shams \| Mas'ada \| Mashhad \| Mazra'a \| Metula \| Mevo Hama \| Migdal \| Nahf \| Peki'in \| Ra'ama \| Reineh \| Ramat Yeshi \| Rosh Pinna \| Sajur \| Sha'ab \| Shelomi \| Shibli-Umm al-Janam \| Tuba-Zangariyye \| Tur'an \| Yafi'a \| Yanuh-Jat \| Yavne'el \| Yesod HaMa'ala \| Yirka \| Zarzir
Regional councils	Al-Batuf \| Bet Shean Valley \| Bustan al-Marj \| Northern Jordan Valley (Emek Hayarden) \| Gilboa \| Golan \| Jezreel Valley \| Lower Galilee \| Upper Galilee \| Ma'ale Yosef \| Mateh Asher \| Megiddo \| Merom HaGalil \| Mevo'ot HaHermon \| Misgav