Ain Kades 

I have made a redirect from Ain Kades (Ain Qedeis, Ein El Qedeis, Ain Kadis) to here; but on second thoughts, possibly I should have made it a separate article.

Ain Kades was the present-day place most commonly identified with Kadesh Barnea between about 1880 and 1916.  But it's not the same place as Ain el-Qudeirat, which is where the article's co-ordinates point to, and which is where Kadesh Barnea is now most often identified with.

If anyone wants to write up a separate article for Ain Kades, this webpage  has quite a lot of material on how it came into scholarly popularity and then fell out of it again.  That page is part of a quite useful whole mini-website  on Kadesh Barnea and different things that have been written about it over time; although the website does very much wear its heart on its sleeve, the author writing from a committed Biblical inerrantist point of view, and a conviction that site near Petra is where Kadesh Barnea should properly be located.