Ras Osta
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Place in Mount Lebanon, Lebanon
Ras Osta
راس اسطا
Ras Usta
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Coordinates: 34°6′54″N 35°43′24″E / 34.11500°N 35.72333°E / 34.11500; 35.72333Coordinates: 34°6′54″N 35°43′24″E / 34.11500°N 35.72333°E / 34.11500; 35.72333
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Country |
Lebanon |
Governorate |
Mount Lebanon |
District |
Jbeil |
Area
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• Total |
429 ha (1,060 acres) |
Elevation
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900 m (3,000 ft) |
Ras Osta (Arabic: راس اسطا, also spelled Ras Usta) is a municipality in the Jbeil District of Mount Lebanon Governorate, Lebanon. It is 55 kilometers north of Beirut. Ras Osta has an average elevation of 900 meters above sea level and a total land area of 429 hectares. There were two companies with more than five employees operating in the village as of 2008.[1] Its inhabitants are predominantly Shia Muslims.[2]
References
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^ Cammett, Melani; Issar, Sukriti (July 2010). "Bricks and Mortar Clientalism: Sectarianism and the Logics of Welfare Allocation in Lebanon". National Center for Biotechnology Information, U.S. National Library of Medicine. doi:10.1353/wp.0.0056. PMC 4029429.
Jbeil District, Mount Lebanon Governorate
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Capital: Jbeil
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Towns and villages |
- Aabaydat
- Almat el-Chmaliyeh
- Almat el-Jnoubiyeh
- Amsheet
- Annaya
- Aqoura
- Adonis
- Afqa
- Ain ed-Delbeh
- Ain el-Ghouaybeh
- Ain Jrain
- Ain Kfaa
- Bazyoun
- Bchilleh
- Beer el-Hit
- Behdidat
- Bejjeh
- Bekhaaz
- Berbara
- Beithabbak
- Bichtlida -Fidar
- Bentael
- Birket Hjoula
- Blat
- Boulhos
- Brayj
- Chatine
- Chikhane
- Chmout
- Edde
- Ehmej
- Fatreh
- Ferhet
- Fghal
- Ghabat
- Ghalboun
- Gharzouz
- Ghorfine
- Habil
- Halat
- Haqel
- Hay el-Arabeh
- Hbaline
- Hboub
- Hdayneh
- Hjoula
- Hosrayel
- Hsarat
- Hsoun
- Jaj
- Janneh
- Jbeil
- Jeddayel
- Jenjol
- Jlisseh
- Jouret el-Qattine
- Kafr
- Kfar Baal
- Kfar Hitta
- Kfar Kiddeh
- Kfar Masshoun
- Kfar Qouas
- Kfoun
- Laqlouq
- Lassa
- Lehfed
- Maad
- Majdel
- Marj
- Mastita
- Mayfouq
- Mazraat es-Siyad
- Mechane
- Mghayreh
- Mish Mish
- Mounsef
- Nahr Ibrahim
- Qahmez
- Qartaba
- Qartaboun
- Qorqraiya
- Ram
- Ras Osta
- Rihaneh
- Seraaita
- Souaneh
- Tartej
- Tourzaiya
- Yanouh
- Zibdine
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Landmarks |
- Byblos Castle
- Laqlouq skiing resort
- Abraham River
- Jaj Cedar National Park
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