Awali River

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The Awali River is a significant watercourse in Lebanon that flows through the region of Sidon before emptying into the Mediterranean Sea.

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Awali River canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
alsoKnownAs Nahr al-Awali
continent Asia
country Lebanon
dischargesTo Mediterranean Sea
drainageBasinCountry Lebanon
emptiesInto Mediterranean Sea
flowsInDirection generally westward toward the Mediterranean Sea
flowsThrough region of Sidon
hasEnvironmentalRole supports local ecosystems along its course
hasHumanUse source of water for agriculture
source of water for domestic use in nearby communities
hasHydrologicalRole contributes freshwater inflow to the eastern Mediterranean Sea
hasMouthNear city of Sidon
linked to: Sidon
languageOfName Arabic
locatedIn Levant region
Sidon District
locatedOn Lebanese coast
mouth Mediterranean Sea
partOf Eastern Mediterranean watershed
linked to: Mediterranean Basin

Lebanon river system
region South Governorate, Lebanon
significance important for irrigation in surrounding areas
important freshwater source in Lebanon
watercourseType perennial river

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Temple of Eshmun locatedNear Awali River