Photo Credit: Israel from the sky
The Ramon Crater in Israel’s south is the world’s largest “makhtesh- 40 kilometers long, between 2-10 kilometers wide and 500 meters deep.
It wasn’t made by a meteor or a volcano, but rather, it was created by erosion. There once was an active volcano in the northern end.
There are 5 Makhteshim in Israel, and 2 more in the Sinai.
