Lebanon Mountains

noun

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

Lebanon Mountains

plural noun

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

Example Sentences

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

Another railway crosses the Lebanon mountains from Beyrout, and proceeds to Damascus, and thence extends, keeping to the east of the Jordan, to Mecca, in Arabia, the Holy City of the Moslems.

From Project Gutenberg

Though the population is diminished and the cities ruinous, the country is still remarkable for fertility, thanks to the copiousness of its water-supply draining from the Lebanon mountains.

From Project Gutenberg

His empire embraced all the lands from the Red Sea to the Euphrates, and from the Mediterranean to the Syrian desert, except Phenicia, which was isolated by the Lebanon Mountains.

From Project Gutenberg

It overlooks Beirut’s marina and has spectacular views of the Mediterranean and the Lebanon Mountains.

From Architectural Digest