Levantine coast

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The Levantine coast is the eastern Mediterranean shoreline encompassing parts of modern-day Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, and Palestine, historically significant as a crossroads of ancient civilizations and maritime trade.

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Bolinus brandaris geographicAssociation Levantine coast
Antelias, Lebanon coast Lebanese coast
linked to: Levantine coast
Coastal Plain of Israel historicalRegionOverlap Phoenician coast
linked to: Levantine coast
Republic of Ancona tradedWith Levantine ports
linked to: Levantine coast
Via Maris followsAlong eastern Mediterranean coast
linked to: Levantine coast
Ras Maska locatedOn Lebanese coast
linked to: Levantine coast
Zueitina oil terminal locatedIn Mediterranean coast
linked to: Levantine coast
Çukurova partOf Levantine coast