Kiryat Ata

Kiryat Ata is a city located 12 kilometers from Haifa. It lies in the Zevulon Valley.

The city was founded in 1925 and is named Kfar-Ata. Its first inhabitants were immigrants from Poland.

After the War of Independence, repatriates from Morocco and from Romania arrived in Kfar Ata.

In 1965 Kfar Ata united with the settlement of Kiryat Binyamin. The new settlement was named Kiryat Ata.

In 1969 Kiryat Ata received the status of a city.

In the 1970s, its population was replenished by repatriates from the USSR.

In the early 1990s, the population increased even more with the arrival of repatriates from the CIS countries.


Municipality:
Tel. 04-8478478

The National Insurance Institute of Israel ("Bituah Leumi"):
Atzmaut 59
Tel. *6050, 12226050

Israeli Employment Service ("Lishkat Taasuka"):
ha-Haroshet, Hutzot ha-Mifratz
Tel. 04-8462100

Israel Ministry of Construction and Housing:
Tel. 04-8630700, 04-8630737

City streets and attractions near the city:

Kiryat Ata. Moshe Hess street

Kiryat Ata. Sderot Yoseftal

Kiryat Ata. Assaf Simhoni street

Kiryat Ata. Golomb street

Haifa. The Bahai Gardens

Kiryat Ata

The distance (in straight line): to Jerusalem -  113 km to Tel Aviv -  85 km to Haifa -  10 km to Beer Sheva -  174 km