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# Jefferson County

There's more than one place called Jefferson County:

### United States of America

* Jefferson County (Alabama) - in the Metropolitan (Alabama) region of Alabama
* Jefferson County (Arkansas)
* Jefferson County (Colorado) - in the Front Range region of Colorado
* Jefferson County (Florida)
* Jefferson County (Georgia)
* Jefferson County (Idaho)
* Jefferson County (Illinois)
* Jefferson County (Indiana)
* Jefferson County (Iowa)
* Jefferson County (Kansas)
* Jefferson County (Kentucky)
* Jefferson Parish (Louisiana)
* Jefferson County (Mississippi)
* Jefferson County (Missouri)
* Jefferson County (Montana)
* Jefferson County (Nebraska) - in Eastern Nebraska
* Jefferson County (New York) - see Watertown (New York) and the Thousand Islands
* Jefferson County (Ohio)
* Jefferson County (Oklahoma)
* Jefferson County (Oregon)
* Jefferson County (Pennsylvania)
* Jefferson County (Tennessee)
* Jefferson County (Texas)
* Jefferson County (Washington) - in the Olympic Peninsula region of Washington (state)
* Jefferson County (West Virginia)
* Jefferson County (Wisconsin)
See also:
* Jefferson Davis Parish - in Louisiana
* Jefferson Davis County - in Mississippi
# Inyokern

Inyokern is a town in Kern County, California.

## Understand

Inyokern gets 355 days of sunshine a year, the highest of any place in North America.

## Get in
### By car

Inyokern is served by U.S. Highway 395 and California State Routes 14 and 178.

### By plane

* 35.658611-117.8294441 Inyokern Airport (IYK ). A general aviation airport.
# Iojima

There are several places in Japan called Iojima or Iwo Jima:
* Iojima in the Ogasawara Islands south of Tokyo, famous for the Battle of Iwo Jima during World War II, very remote and off limits to casual tourism
* Iojima in the Mishima Islands south of Kagoshima, a hot spring spot with an active volcano
# Iperu

Iperu or Iperu Akesan Bale Oja is a town near the Ibu River in Ogun State in southwestern part of Nigeria. It is the most populous town in Remo Region of the Ikenne Local Government Area. The entire LGA has an area of 137.13 km² and a population of about 179,000 at the 2006 census.

## Understand
### History

There are several myths attached to the origin of Iperu, however, the town was said to have been founded in the mid-19th century when several small towns united for purposes of defense during the wars brought about by the fall of the Oyo Empire. Iperu controlled the trade routes between the ports in the Niger Delta and the Yoruba mainland until the British occupied the area at the end of the 19th century.

## Get in

To get in to lperu you have to first get to Sagamu, Isale oko( motor garage) then take a cab to Iperu for 200-300, you might also use a bike to find your way into the town. You can also take a cab going to Iperu from Ijebu Ode. There’s also a direct bus to Iperu from Oshodi, Lagos.

## Eat

Local cuisines of Iperu include:
* Ebiripo, a traditional meal made from cocoa yam.
* Ikokore or Ifokore, a delicacy that is shared by the majority of ijebu people.
* Ojojo, a type of snack made from water yam.

## Sleep

* 6.9282833.6671361 Livingspring Resort & Holiday Inn, Iperu Remo. Check-out: noon. This is an ideal option if you are looking to get some dives in water as it is equipped with a swimming pool
* 6.9133043.6718472 Avalon Suites & Garden, Origbemidele Quarters, ☏ +234 8033885773. Check-in: 2PM, check-out: 11AM.

## Connect

As with most places in Nigeria, you would probably found available, all the major mobile phone service networks but with varying degree of reliability and usability. Often times, it is customary to experience network outage for all or some of the mobile phone service providers. Such situation is particularly common in some remote areas of the city. And do not be surprised too that different networks tends to be more stable and reliable in different locations of the city at varying times.
In all, if you are planning a visit to this town, be sure to plan on having multiple SIMS, preferably for all the mobile service providers as you can't tell which will be more stable and reliable at a time in your location. And if you will risk not having one, you might be better off not dropping the MTN network, because,from record, they seem to perform well than the others, though their rates may be high and their offers and services might be stringent, but you might be more assured of seamless voice and data connection. The various broadband cellular network available include 2G, 3G, and 4G networks, but the coverage of the 4G network is not widespread
Glo (Globacom) boasts of fast network speed for internet browsing activities, but that might only be enjoyable in limited locations. Airtel is fairly satisfactory for all you might need, including rates and network stability. As for 9mobile, they also perform well in internet browsing speed but not without locational limitations.
# Jesus Trail

The Jesus Trail, is a 65-km hiking and pilgrimage route in the Galilee region of Israel that connecting many sites from the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. The trail begins in Nazareth, and passes through Sepphoris, Cana, the Horns of Hattin, the Arbel Cliffs, the Sea of Galilee, Capernaum, Tabgha, the Mount of Beatitudes, the Jordan River and Mount Tabor.

## Understand

    See also: Holy Land
The Jesus Trail was founded by two young hikers, Maoz Inon and David Landis in 2007, and the trail was marked in 2009. It is managed and promoted largely by the volunteers, and is a non-profit project.

## Get in

Beginning at the Basilica of the Annunciation in Nazareth, the route winds through the Old City up to the Salesian Church and continues on to Zippori National Park, Mash'had and Cana for the first day. The trail is blazed with white/orange/white painted stripes, and more information can be found on the trail's official website, linked at the top of the page.
* 32.70194435.3033331 Nazareth - home of Joseph and Mary and childhood home of Jesus
* 32.7021435.297691 Basilica of the Annunciation - where angel Gabriel appeared to Mary
* 32.706935.29472 Basilica of Jesus the Adolescent (The Salesian Church) - church overlooking Nazareth where Jesus spent early life
* 32.704435.29731 Jesus Trail — beginning of the Jesus Trail
* 32.75305635.2791671 Zippori National Park (Sepphoris)
* 32.746535.27792 Zippori (Tzippori)
* 32.73833335.3244443 Mashhad (Mash'had)
* 32.7476335.3389524 Cana (Kafr Kanna)
* 32.78805635.4419445 Lavi — a kibbutz
* 32.81222235.48256 Moshav Arbel — a village (nearby ruins thought to be the ancient site of Arbel)
* 32.79972235.4597227 — twin peaks of an extinct volcano. Besides the Mount of Beatitudes, is considered by a few as the site where Jesus delivered the Sermon on the Mount
* 32.81222235.48258 Arbel
* 32.82435.5071 Mount Arbel
* 32.83907835.4992949 Migdal
* 32.87365835.5489752 Tabgah
* 32.8805635.575373 St. Peter's Church
* 32.88078335.5558193 Mount of Beatitudes — thought to be where Jesus delivered the Sermon on the Mount
* 32.88111135.57510 Capernaum
* 32.82561735.4866782 Mount Nitai
* 32.78972235.5247221 Tiberias — (return via different route)
* 32.889535.61833 Jordan River — Jordan River flows into the Sea of Galilee and the 32.709835.57752 Jordan River continues to flow toward the Dead Sea
* 32.81890635.5900334 Sea of Galilee
* 32.805135.45095 Nabi Shuaib(Nebi Shu’eib) — Druze holy shrine
* 32.6862535.3929173 Mount Tabor — believed to be the site of the Tranfiguration of Christ (via different return route)
* 32.68277835.2986114 Mount Precipice — (via different return route)
# Jerusalem Trail

The Jerusalem Trail (Hebrew שביל ירושלים‎) is a 38 km long walking trail which starts at the parking lot of the Ein Handek spring, continues eastward towards Jerusalem, circles the Old City of Jerusalem and then returns westward and ends at ruines of the Sataf. The trail was inaugurated in 2006.

## Trail marking

The trail is marked with unique blue-gold-blue signs and a symbol of the lion in the city, with similar markings in blue and gold (especially within the city). Outside the city, the trail is mainly marked with a blue trail marking and there is also a section in which the trail is marked with a green trail marking (near Mount Herat).

## Walk
### From 31.76192735.138761 Ein Handek.  to 31.77416735.1755562 Yad Vashem.

The Jerusalem Trail begins at the parking lot of the Ein Handek spring, which flows from the foot of Moshav Even Sapir. The spring's name is in Arabic and means the "canal spring". The Ein Handek spring has two long, rock-cut tunnels which have flowing water all year round. Due to the contamination of the water it is forbidden to go into the tunnels.
From Ein Handek you'll follow a trail marked with blue trail markings which leads down a dirt road to a gate with a sign that says "Hadassah Trail", which is maintained by volunteers from the Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital. The Hadassah Trail, which is mainly a dirt road, leads to the Ma'ayan Miriam spring in Ein Kerem.
From Ein Kerem the trail leads to the entrance of Yad Vashem.

### Dynamic map
## Stay safe

* Parts of the trail, especially those within the streets of the city of ​​Jerusalem might not have trail marking signs. Often the signposts within the city area might get lost or corrupted as a result of vandalism, and that might of course make it difficult to follow the route of the trail (therefore, bringing along a map, just in case, might be helpful). The parts of the trail that are located in an open area are also marked with regular trail marking and are maintained by the Israel Trail Commission.
* Part of the trail passes through East Jerusalem. This is a sensitive area from the security aspects throughout the year, and the sensitivity intensifies on Fridays when special prayers are held in the mosques, during the month of Ramadan, and during Palestinian memorial days.
* Some of the sites along the Jerusalem trail aren't open to the public, and some of them have specific visit hours (it is therefore recommended to check that up in advance). Entrance to some of the sites involves an entrance fee.

## See also

* Jerusalem Hills
* Hiking and backpacking in Israel
# Jesenice

Jesenice is in the Julian Alps, northwestern Slovenia.

## Get in
### By car

Motorway A2 between the Austrian border and Ljubljana passes next to the city. Jesenice is the first city on the Slovenian side after the Karawanks Tunnel.

### By train

Jesenice is also on the railway between Villach and Ljubljana. It is the first railway stop on the Slovenian side.

## See

The Jesenice Upper Sava Museum is made up of six components, three of which are in Jesenice:
* 46.43294714.057261 Bucellini–Ruard Manor (Ruardova graščina), Cesta Franceta Prešerna 45. Built in 1538 as one of the "ironworks castles"; residences of the tycoons of the iron mining and processing industry. Since 1954 the building has housed exhibitions of the region's iron and steel heritage, minerals and palaeontological discoveries. (updated May 2020)
* 46.43880814.0479062 Kos Manor (Kosova graščina), Cesta maršala Tita 64. Another "ironwork castle", from 1521. Functions as a museum showcasing the resistance against the German occupation during WWII. The upper floor is a hall for cultural events. (updated May 2020)
* 46.43218514.0575263 Workers' Barracks (Delavska kasarna). An ethnographic museum, originally a housing complex for iron industry workers. (updated May 2020)
The three other sites are the Slovenian Alpine Museum in Mojstrana, the Liznjek Farm in Kranjska Gora and the Kajžnk House in Rateče.

## Buy

* 46.432814.05891 Hipermarket Spar, Fužinska cesta 8. A small mall centered around a Spar hypermarket. (updated May 2020)

## Sleep

* 46.4367614.053181 Ejga Guesthouse, Cesta maršala Tita 27, ☏ +386 4 586 60 00, ejga-jesenice@siol.net. Guesthouse and restaurant. rates from €70. (updated May 2020)

## Go next

* Bled
* Dovje-Mojstrana
* Kranjska Gora
* Ljubljana
* Triglav National Park
* Villach, Austria
# Leiston

Leiston is in Suffolk.

## Get in

Leiston is near the A12 and can be reached from the turning to Aldeburgh (A1094) if coming from Ipswich or the turning at Blythburgh (B1125) if coming from Lowestoft. There are various buses that come from Ipswich to Aldeburgh that stop at Leiston. Leiston no longer has a railway station, the nearest is in Saxmundham.

## See

* 52.221711.5754931 Leiston Abbey, Abbey Road, IP16 4TD (north of the town). any reasonable time during daylight hours. Free. (updated Aug 2021)
* 52.2055661.575332 Leiston Film Theatre, 74 High Street, IP16 4BZ, ☏ +44 1728 830549, staff@leistonfilmtheatre.co.uk. (updated Aug 2021)
* 52.2077461.5734853 The Long Shop Museum, Main Street, IP16 4ES, ☏ +44 1728 832189, info@longshopmuseum.co.uk. Tu-Sa 10AM-5PM, Su 11AM-3PM. The Long Shop is an 1853 production line for portable steam engines. Other parts of the 1 acre (0.40 hectares) site include exhibits of agricultral machinery. £6.50 (adults), £5 (17-21 year olds) £3.50 (4-16 year olds), under 4 free. (updated Aug 2021)
* 52.2142641.61594 Sizewell nuclear power stations (east of the town). M-F visitor centre open 9AM-4PM. (updated Aug 2021)

## Eat

* 52.2048981.5756761 Cinnamon, 104 High Street, IP16 4BZ, ☏ +44 1728 831962. (updated Aug 2021)

## Sleep

* 52.2119961.5731661 Applefields, The Orchard, Abbey Road, IP16 4RE, ☏ +44 1728 833501. (updated Aug 2021)

## Connect

As of Sept 2022, Leiston, Sizewell and their approach roads have 4G from EE, but only a poor patchy signal from the other UK carriers. 5G has not reached this area.
# Leland

Leland is a village in Leelanau County, Michigan (also known as the Leelanau Peninsula on the shore of Lake Michigan. Leland is the site of the oldest and largest Ottawa village on the Leelanau Peninsula named Mishi-me-go-bing, "the place where canoes run up into the river to land, because they have no harbor". European settlement began when the Antoine Manseau family came from North Manitou Island in 1853.

## Get around

* Leland Township Marina. A harbor of refuge with water, electricity (30- and 50-amp service), restrooms, showers, gasoline, diesel, pump-out, ice, boat launch.

## See

* 45.0233-85.76111 Leland Historic District (Fishtown). A fishing village dating from the mid-19th century that retains a historic air and a small commercial fishing industry.
* Leelanau Historical Society Museum. (updated Jan 2020)

## Buy

* Aurora Borealis Designs Jewelry. Crafts beach glass & silver jewelry.
* Becky Thatcher Designs & Annex Gallery. Original jewelry from stones and gems and gallery with art work of Melanie Parke and Richard Kooyman.
* Main Street Gallery. Features the work of many regional artists.

## Eat

* The Bluebird Restaurant & Tavern. On the banks of the Leland River has a casual 100 seat bar and a dining room overlooking the river. Known for Bluebird style whitefish, cinnamon rolls and an extensive wine list.
* The Village Cheese Shanty. In Fishtown is a local favorite with big and tasty sandwiches on pretzel bread.
* The Riverside Inn. On the river, it features fine dining and an excellent wine list.

## Drink

* The Cove. In Fishtown, it features the best views of Lake Michigan in town.
* Leelanau Wine Trail. Offers numerous wineries for wine tasting and touring.

## Sleep

* The Leland Lodge, 565 E Pearl St, ☏ +1 231-239-6176. In-house restaurant. Rooms and cottages, Smoke-free and pet-friendly. From $160. (updated May 2018)

## Go next

* North & South Manitou Islands. In Lake Michigan and accessed from Leland for hiking and camping. The islands are part of the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore.
# Leivathos

Leivathos is a region in Kefalonia.

## Villages

* 38.115720.53511 Kaligata —
* 38.129920.58222 Karavados —
* 38.13815620.557433 Kastro — The first capital of Kefalonia under Venetian rule
* 38.118420.53424 Kourkoumelata —
* 38.125620.51895 Lakithra —
* 38.116620.63366 Lourdata —
* 38.118820.53627 Metaxata —
* 38.114320.53158 Ntomada —
* 38.113420.57929 Pesada —
* 38.110320.562210 Spartia —
* 38.11666720.51666711 Svoronata —

## Other destinations
### Beaches

* 38.10814320.5108031 Ammes (Άμμες) —
* 38.10356720.5144072 Agia Pelagia (Αγία Πελαγία) —
* 38.10377820.5229693 Ai Chèlis (Αη-Χέλης Αγιος Αχίλειος) —
* 38.102220.53824 Avithos (Άβυθος) —
* 38.10301420.5744795 Klimatsias (Κλιματσιάς) —
* 38.09639120.5468426 Paliolinos —
* 38.11584120.5999937 Agios Thomas —
* 38.1200720.6103688 Trapezaki —

## See

* 38.1385720.5525911 St. George's Castle. (updated Mar 2016)
* 38.12963220.5447812 Mazarakata. Mycenaean Tombs (updated Mar 2016)
# Desenzano del Garda

Desenzano del Garda$^{[deadlink]}$ is in Brescia province, by Lake Garda.

## Understand

* 45.47092810.539961 $^{[formerlydeadlink]}$ IAT Desenzano del Garda (Tourist information), Via Porto Vecchio 34, ☏ +39 0303748726, iat.desenzano@provincia.brescia.it. Nov-May M, Tu, Th 10.00-13.00, 14.00-18.00, W 10.00-12.30, 14.00-17.00, F 10.00-13.00, 14.00-17.00, Sa 9.30-12.30. (updated May 2016)

## Get in
### By train

* 45.46271910.5365972 Stazione di Desenzano del Garda-Sirmione, Piazza Einaudi 10. (updated May 2016)

### By boat

* 45.47013810.5416823 Ferry pier. Desenzano is one of the main ferry hubs on the lake. There are connections from there to many destinations at the shores of the lake. (updated Jul 2016)

## Get around
### By bus

The town centre is small enough to explore on foot. If your accommodation is out of the centre then take a local bus to get there.
* Urban buses. There are 3 local bus lines in the town plus in season there is yet another one which runs only on Sundays. Single €1. (updated Jul 2016)
* Trenino turistico. In season a tourist "train" (a tractor with a trailer) meanders through the town. €4. (updated Jul 2016)

## See

* 45.47147410.5391561 Chiesa di Santa Maria Maddalena (Duomo). A Baroque church with Last Supper fresco by Gian Battista Tiepolo. (updated May 2016)
* 45.47332510.5382792 Villa Romana, Via Crocefisso, 22, ☏ +39 030 914 3547. Mar-Oct Tu-Su 8.30-19.30; Nov-Feb Tu-Sa 8.30-16.30, Su 8.30-14.00. Some modest remains of a Roman villa with mosaics, excavated in 1921. €4. (updated May 2016)
* 45.46955110.5379493 Castello (Castle), Via Fosse Castello. €3. (updated May 2016)
* 45.46829510.5439334 $^{[formerlydeadlink]}$ Museo Archeologico "Giovanni Rambotti" (Giovanni Rambotti Museum), Via Anelli 42 (Chiostro di Santa Maria de Senioribus), ☏ +39 030 9144529. Tu-W 9.00 - 13.00; Th-F 15.00 - 19.00; Sa, Su 14.30 - 19.00. It shows the many finds, which were found in the peat bog of Polada lying between Desenzano and Lonato and in the territory Lavagnone. It was a prehistoric lake-dwelling, which was located 5 kilometers from the center today. The museum shows among the many finds also a plow made ​​of oak from the southern Alpine Bronze Age (about 2200 BC). (updated May 2016)
* 45.46279510.4864931 Rocca di Lonato del Garda (Lonato del Garda), ☏ +39 030 9130060. Jul-Aug Sa-Su 10.00-12.00, 14.30-18.30. 15th century castle with a nice natural garden and ornithological museum. A visit to the castle can be additionally combined with Casa del Podestà (House of the Podestà) (updated May 2016)

## Go next

* Sirmione – to see the castle (Castello Scaligeri) and the ruins of the Roman villa (Grotte di Catullo).
# Desert of the Lions

Desierto de los Leones (Desert of the Lions) is a national park that is in the southwest section of Mexico City. It is located in the Sierra de las Cruces mountain range southwest of the city center.

## Understand

Desierto de los Leones is one of the oldest parks in Mexico City, and is the oldest park in Mexico's national park system, comprising an area of 1529 ha (3776 acres) of wood forest.
The term Desierto (‘desert’) is used in this context in the archaic sense of “wild, sparsely populated area” rather than in reference to an arid environment. Leones (‘Lions’) refers not to the big cats but rather to the original landlord's surname.

### History

The park is considered to be the oldest protected biosphere in Mexico. It was declared a forest reserve in 1876 by President Lerdo de Tejada with the intent of conserving its fresh water springs to supply Mexico City. It was later declared a national park in 1917, by President Venustiano Carranza.

### Flora and fauna

It is a forested area primarily with pines, oyamel firs and holm oaks with many brooks, ravines and waterfalls.
There are 7 species of amphibians, 9 reptiles, around 30 mammals and almost a hundred of different birds. Some mammals are Mexican squirrel, White-tailed Deer, Ring-tailed cat, opossums, rabbits, gophers, raccoons, coyotes, foxes, skunks, Bobcats, Mexican volcano mouse, Golden mouse, and Long-tailed shrew. Common birds are Red-tailed hawk, Steller's jay, American robin, American kestrel, and Peregrine falcon. There are also several woodpeckers and flycatchers.

### Climate

The park's altitude varies between 2,600 and 3,700 meters above sea level, giving the area a relatively cold and damp climate.

## See

The first monastery in Mexico was completed here in 1611. The Desierto de los Leones Monastery is an exemplary example of the Carmelite architectural style. It was abandoned in 1801, but you can see some ruins today.

## Do

Inside the National Park, different recreational and environmental activities are offered to the visitors, including: camping, hiking, mountain biking, horse riding and trekking.
Every month the park organizes special sport activities as 160-km wild races, or the “Meta Desierto de los Leones”, a 10-km-long race.
Near the ex-convent, there is a series of zip lines 2.1 km long. The route consists of 12 zip lines and 10 platforms, with a maximum height of up to 90 m. This attraction has certificates from the International Mountaineering Union and trained guides at each of the stops.
There are several routes for cycling. The most traveled route begins at the Pantanos Station, you reach the Mirador and go down the route called Venados. The route is circular and is just over 55 km long. During the tour, up to 3,344 m of altitude are reached and it lasts approximately four hours,.In addition to the amazing view, extreme speeds can be reached. This route can be done throughout the year, preferably on non-rainy days, except for the autumn season; otherwise, extreme precautions are requested.
# Desembarco del Granma National Park

The Desembarco del Granma National Park is in Eastern Cuba, in the province of Granma. The park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

## Understand
### History

The park got its name because it was here that the boat Granma with the Cuban revolutionaries (among them the Castro brothers, Che Guevara) landed in 1956. However it's listed as a natural world heritage due to its marine terraces.
# Melbourne (Derbyshire)

Melbourne is a village in Derbyshire.

## Understand

Indirectly the origin of the name of the much larger Australian city and birth place of Thomas Cook the organiser of the first ever public travel excursions and founder of the travel company.

## Get in

Best reached by car from Derby or Castle Donington

## See

* 52.821366-1.42381 Melbourne Hall, Church Square. Stately home and gardens

## Eat

* 52.825366-1.4293841 Amalfi White, 50 Derby Road, ☏ +44 1332 694890. (updated Jan 2017)

## Sleep

* 52.823418-1.4282241 Harpurs Of Melbourne, 2 Derby Road, ☏ +44 1332 862134.
* 52.82805-1.400312 Melbourne View Hotel, Station Road, Melbourne, ☏ +44 1332 865353.

## Connect

As of March 2024, Melbourne and its approach roads have 4G from O2, Three and Vodafone but a poor signal from EE. 5G has not reached this area.

## Go next

* Derby
* Castle Donington
* Ashby-de-la-Zouch
# Jorethang

Jorethang is a small town in South Sikkim.

## Understand

The town has a population of around 10,000 and is located on the banks of the Rangeet River. While not a destination in itself, Jorethang is often used as a night halt by travellers heading to Pelling, Darjeeling and Siliguri.

## Get in

Jeep-taxis ply the routes from Siliguri (three hours), Namchi (one hour) Darjeeling (90 minutes), Pelling (2 and half hours) and Tashiding (two hours).

## Go next

* Siliguri - a major city of north east India - hotels, airport and large shopping malls
* Namchi - the capital of South Sikkim
* Pelling - a tourist town