coastal plain of Lebanon

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The coastal plain of Lebanon is a narrow, fertile strip of land along the Mediterranean Sea, hosting most of the country’s major cities and economic activity.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal plain
adjacentTo Lebanon Mountains
surface form: Mount Lebanon range
borders Mediterranean Sea
characteristic fertile
narrow
climate Mediterranean climate
coastType rocky sections
sandy beaches
contains Beirut
Byblos
Sidon
Tripoli
Tyre
continent Asia
country Lebanon
drainage short rivers flowing from Mount Lebanon to the sea
economicActivity industry
services
trade
economicImportanceFor Lebanon’s agricultural sector
Lebanon’s industrial sector
Lebanon’s tourism sector
economicRole main center of economic activity in Lebanon
extendsAlong entire Lebanese coastline with local interruptions
hasTransportInfrastructure airport in Beirut
coastal highways
ports
historicalSignificance center of ancient Phoenician cities
historicalUse maritime trade corridor
hosts major cities of Lebanon
landUse agriculture
languageRegion Arabic-speaking region
locatedIn Lebanon
orientation north–south
partOf Levant region
surface form: Levant
politicalSignificance contains national capital of Lebanon
populationDistribution hosts majority of Lebanon’s population
risk coastal erosion
sea-level rise vulnerability
urban sprawl
soilType alluvial soils
topography low elevation
urbanizationLevel highly urbanized
usedFor citrus cultivation
grape cultivation
olive cultivation
vegetable cultivation
vegetation Mediterranean scrub
cultivated orchards

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Mount Lebanon separates coastal plain of Lebanon
Lebanon Mountains separates coastal plain of Lebanon
this entity surface form: Mediterranean coastal plain
South Governorate hasCoastalPlain coastal plain of Lebanon
this entity surface form: Mediterranean coastal plain of Lebanon