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Levante

Also known as Eastern Mediterranean

Região do Oriente Médio

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The Levant is a region in Western Asia along the Eastern Mediterranean coast that is considered part of the Middle East. The term is commonly used when discussing the area's history and culture.

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Vinony's link graph records 4,190 inbound references to Levante, and connects out to Arabic, South Asia and Kurds.

Vinony files it under Eastern Mediterranean, Geographical regions of the Arabian Peninsula and Geography of Cyprus.

Vinony links it to 100 Wikipedia language editions.

Wikidata facts

Instance of: cultural region
Part of: Middle East
Has part: Southern Levant
Demonym: Levantine
Continent: Asia
Population: 44550926
Body of water: Levantine Sea
Shares border with: Arabian Peninsula
Highest point: Qurnat as Sawda'
Location: Eastern Mediterranean

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topic's main category: Category:Levant
located in/on physical feature: Fertile Crescent
Commons category: Levant
Commons gallery: Levant
history of topic: history of the ancient Levant
language used: Greek
P8168: canton of Hazebrouck-Sud
partially coincident with: Near East

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Article · Português

Levante é um termo geográfico impreciso que se refere, historicamente, a uma grande área que se estende desde o Oriente Médio até o sul dos Montes Tauro, sendo limitada, a oeste, pelo Mediterrâneo; a leste, pelo Deserto da Arábia setentrional e pela Mesopotâmia. O Levante não inclui a Península Arábica, o Cáucaso ou a Anatólia (embora, às vezes, a Cilícia seja incluída). Seus habitantes são chamados levantinos. De uma forma geral, a região se resume à Síria, à Jordânia, a Israel, à Palestina, ao Líbano e a Chipre. Outras fontes definem o Levante de uma maneira mais ampla, incluindo porções da Turquia, do Iraque, da Arábia Saudita e do Egito.

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