Gozan was the name of several water ways, two of which were locations for exiles from Israel within northern Mesopotamia.
Gozan is a place name in the Ancient Near East. The northern tribes of Israel were exiled there, to live among the Medes. Bible Encyclopedias place Gozan in northern Syria, along the Chebar river west of Nisibis (Nusaybin, Turkey, and Kamishli, Syria), which flows into the Euphrates.