Lebanon

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Script
Arabic, Latin
Language
Arabic, French, English
Camera
Gen 3
Landscape
Mediterranean, Mountainous

Country-wide 6

Plates

Plates long or short w/ blue strip left (Euro-like); taxis = deep-red plates

Language unique here

Arabic official - plus common English and French

The Arabic+French mix is the Middle-East tell for Lebanon - other Arabic countries on Street View pair with English (UAE) or nothing (Jordan).

United Arab Emirates: French on signs → Lebanon; English → UAE.

Jordan: French present → Lebanon; Arabic-only → Jordan.

Cars unique here

Only Middle-Eastern country with official shitcam coverage; everything else = Gen3 trekkers

Landscape

Mediterranean landscape - many hills & rocky cliffs

Utility

Metal mesh poles, sometimes painted bright yellow; generic wooden poles too

Arch

Many sandstone-brick buildings

Israel West Bank: Hebrew → Israel; French/English mix + shitcam → Lebanon.

Regional 2

General

Coverage concentrated on the west coast north of Beirut

Landscape

Zahle: flat farmland w/ mountains NW (+ visible black car in/around Zahle); NE mountains east of Tripoli = snow coverage; northern Lebanon = very flat farmland, mountains SE

City 1

Arch

Only covered city with modern high-rises; promenade coverage: grey brick pavement + many fan palms; Université Saint Joseph = grand old sandstone building

Specific spots 2

Arch

University spotlights: Beirut Arab Univ. (Debbieh) = sparse modern sandstone on forested hill, sea far west; LIU = stone buildings w/ unpainted ground floors + beige upper floors; Balamand = cubic modern white; Lebanese American Univ. (E of Byblos) = urban, much construction

Arch unique here

Historic spotlights: Byblos = ancient city, uniform unpainted stone; Bsharri trekker = big canyon south; Baalbek = Roman ruin complex; Mseilha fortress (SW of Tripoli) on a limestone monolith; the only rural coastal trekker road = SW of Tripoli