Jerash (Jarash) — Ancient Roman Ruins

Jerash (also spelled Jarash) is a populated city in northern Jordan and the administrative center of Jerash Governorate. It is widely known for its Roman‑era archaeological remains, which are a focal point for tourism and cultural promotion. The sources provided identify Jerash as a city with a 2015 population of 50,745 and note its location roughly 30.0 miles north of Amman. Media material included in the research (regional promotional video) lists Jerash among northern Jordan attractions, indicating active visitation and visual documentation. The supplied materials do not record any specific paranormal phenomena, named sightings, supernatural entities, or folkloric traditions tied to Jerash or its Roman ruins. No eyewitness accounts, investigative reports, or local legends relating to hauntings are present in the provided sources. Consequently, this entry does not assert or describe any hauntings beyond noting the absence of documented paranormal claims in the research set. Culturally, Jerash is significant as an archaeological and tourism site in northern Jordan. The available sources focus on civic, demographic, and promotional aspects rather than folkloric or supernatural dimensions. Any inquiry into alleged hauntings or paranormal lore at Jerash would require additional sources beyond those supplied here.