Karkaa
Fausset's Bible Dictionary [1]
A southern bound of Judah ( Joshua 15:3). From the Arabic Kerak "an even floor," and Kaa "a plain." Karkaa is a level expanse, the receptacle of a large body of water. The wady Arish receives on the E. the waters of wady el Kureiyeh and its tributaries. Karkaa was situated perhaps where the northern Kaa or "plain of pools" touches this outlying district of the Holy Land, in the confluence of the wady el Kureiyeh with the Mayein.
Smith's Bible Dictionary [2]
Karka'a or Kar'ka-a . (Foundation). One of the landmarks on the south boundary of the tribe of Judah. Joshua 15:3. Its site is unknown.
Morrish Bible Dictionary [3]
City in the south of Judah. Joshua 15:3 . Not identified.
Easton's Bible Dictionary [4]
Joshua 15:3
Holman Bible Dictionary [5]
Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature [6]
or, rather, KAR'KA (Hebrew Karka', קִרְקִע , Afloor, as in Numbers 5:17, etc.; with art. and ה directive in pause, הִקִּרְק עָה , Hak-Karka'D; Sept. Ἀκκαρκά v. r. Τὴν Κατὰ Δυσμὰς Κάδης ; Vulg. Carcaa y, R. Cariatha), a place situated at a bend in the southern boundary of Judah (i.e. Simeon or Palestine), between Adar and Azmon ( Joshua 15:3); probably about midway between the Dead Sea and the Mediterranean, perhaps near the well marked as Bir Abu-Atreibd on Zimmermann's map. (See Tribe).
