Lebanon Mountains

American  

noun

1. a mountain range extending the length of Lebanon, in the central part. Highest peak, 10,049 feet (3,063 meters).

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Lebanon Mountains British  

plural noun

1. Arabic name: Jebel Liban.  a mountain range in central Lebanon, extending across the whole country parallel with the Mediterranean coast. Highest peak: 3104 m (10 184 ft)

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Lebanon Mountains

Finally, a hired driver took Kerr over the Lebanon Mountains and across the Syrian border to Damascus, then on to Amman, Jordan.

From New York Times ● Dec. 22, 2016

While some of the 2,500 students splash around in the blue waters or laze in the sun, others are off skiing in the Lebanon Mountains only an hour away.

From Time Magazine Archive

In that tongue, used today by only a few tribesmen in the Lebanon Mountains, Lamsa believes the Gospels were originally written before they were translated successively into Semitic-sounding Greek and Latin.

From Time Magazine Archive

Regaining the offensive, the Christians set about carving out an enclave stretching from East Beirut north to Tripoli between the Mediterranean and the Lebanon Mountains.

From Time Magazine Archive

Their country was a narrow stretch of coast, about one hundred and twenty miles in length, seldom more than twelve miles in width, between the Lebanon Mountains and the sea.

From Early European History by Webster, Hutton