Bcharre - description of the city:
Bcharre is city of Lebanon (Mohafazat Liban-Nord).
The population of Bcharre: 20,000 people. Geographic coordinates of Bcharre: 34.25083 x 36.01056.
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Lebanon
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| International title |
Bcharre |
| Population |
20,000 people |
| Timezone |
Asia/Beirut |
| State |
Mohafazat Liban-Nord |
| Geographic coordinates |
Latitude: 34.25083 x Longitude: 36.01056 |
Photo Galery Bcharre
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#03: Sightseeing in Bcharre |
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#04: Magic world of Bcharre |
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#06: Places to see in Bcharre |
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#07: Famous Landmarks of Bcharre |
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#10: Acquaintance to Bcharre |
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Places to visit in Bcharre
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