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   Lebanon /Geography Population density: 359 inhabitants per kmē. Border: 454 km. To Israel 79 km; Syria 375 km. Coastline: 225 km. Highest point: Qurnat as-Sawda 3,088 m Arable land: 17.6% Lebanon is one of the smallest countries of the Middle East, and the change in nature is not connected to geographical distances, but altitudes. Lebanon is historically defined from the mountains, which have provided for protection for the local population. While some areas can be arid, the valleys between the mountains are green.Most of the population live along the coast, living primarily of fishing, agriculture and trade.
65 km. It continues into Syria and Turkey, a total of 400 km. 145 km. |
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