| State: | Israel |
| Region: | Upper Galilee |
Nahal Shfanim is a seasonal stream that serves as one of the tributaries of Nahal Kziv in the Upper Galilee.[1]
The source of the stream is at an elevation of 930 meters above sea level, in the eastern part of the Shfanim Ridge, north of Ein al-Asad.[2] The stream flows east of Beit Jann, where the local council's oxidation ponds are located.[3] It joins Nahal Kziv at an elevation of 710 meters above sea level, near Ein Sartaba and the ruins of Sartaba, which are north of Beit Jann.[4]