Ezequiel 47:17

The border from the sea shall be Hazarenan. — Comparing this with Números 34:9, it is plain that the sense is, “The (north) boundary which started from the sea shall terminate at Hazar-enan, where it meets the boundaries of Damascus.” Hazar-enan means “the village of springs,” and is mentioned in Ezequiel 48:1, and in Números 34:9, as the end of the north and beginning of the east boundary of the land. For “and the border of Hamath,” read even the border — i.e., the northern boundary is the (south) boundary of Hamath. While it is impossible to locate precisely this northern boundary, either as given in Numbers or by Ezekiel, it is evident that the two are identical, and that the line stretched from the Mediterranean to the territory of Damascus. The whole width of the country at this point would therefore be somewhat over thirty miles.