Nahr el-Barouk
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Nahr El Barouk نهر الباروك (Arabic) |
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Mount Lebanon Governorate Lebanon |
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Nahr al-Awali
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| Communities | Barouk , Jdaideh, Moukhtara, Boutmeh | |
The Nahr El Barouk ( Arabic نهر الباروك, DMG Nahr al-Bārūk , dt. River Barouk) is a river in Lebanon . It rises in a grotto on Mount Barouk in Lebanon, in the administrative district of Chouf . It is one of the two source rivers of the Nahr al-Awali and is therefore also referred to in some maps.
Surname
There are a whole range of spellings: Nahr Baruh, Nahr al Baruk, Nahr al Bārūk, Ouadi el Baarouk, Ouadi el Barouk, Ouâdi el Baârouk, Ouâdi el Bâroûk .
course
The Barouk runs fairly steadily from northwest to southeast. The deeply cut valley is mainly between Ain Wou Zain (عين و زين) and Boutmeh (بطمة) still densely forested. At Moukhtara (مختارة) the valley opens and unites with the valley of the Nahr Aray , which flows in there from the east. There is another (apparently only seasonal water) tributary from the west of Jdeidet El Chouf (جديدة الشوف) here.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Etude géologique et patrimoniale pour le géo parc de la Réserve de Biosphère du Shouf ( Memento of the original of February 24, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
