Baliḫu
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Baliḫu, also known as Ba-li-ih[1][2] and Balaṭ-šarrani,[3] is an ancient Iron Age town on the Euphrates in northern Syria.
According to the Harran Census tablets (SAA XI 122–45), the city was located in the Balikh River Basin.[4][5] The ruins of the town are believed by some to be at Tell Abyad (Arabic: تل أبيض,) on the Syria–Turkey border.