Bat Hadar

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Bat Hadar
Bat Hadar
Coordinates: 31°38′51.36″N 34°35′47.04″E / 31.6476000°N 34.5964000°E / 31.6476000; 34.5964000Coordinates: 31°38′51.36″N 34°35′47.04″E / 31.6476000°N 34.5964000°E / 31.6476000; 34.5964000
Council	Hof Ashkelon
Region	Southern coastal plain
Founded	1994
Founded by	Regional Council

Bat Hadar (Hebrew: בַּת הָדָר, lit. Daughter of Citrus) is a communal settlement in southern Israel. Located near Ashkelon, it falls under the jurisdiction of Hof Ashkelon Regional Council. In 2006 it had a population of 411.

The village was founded in 1994 by the regional council. Its name is derived from the Hadaria farm on whose land it was established.

v t e Hof Ashkelon Regional Council

Kibbutzim	Gvar'am Karmia Nitzanim Yad Mordechai Zikim

Moshavim	Beit Shikma Berekhya Ge'a Heletz Hodia Kokhav Michael Mash'en Mavki'im Nir Yisrael Netiv HaAsara Talmei Yafeh

Communal settlements	Bat Hadar Nitzan Nitzan Bet

Youth villages	Kfar Silver

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