Batroumine
Sign in to saveBatroumine (), also spelled Beitroumine, is a small Greek Orthodox village located in north Lebanon. The village is known too for olives, oil, soap, grapes, wine, arak, figs and blueberries production.
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It sits within the topics Archaeological sites in Lebanon, Coloniae (Roman) and Eastern Orthodox Christian communities in Lebanon.
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- Instance of
- human settlement
- Country
- Lebanon
- Located in
- Koura District
- Area
- 3.41
- Elevation
- 330
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Batroumine (), also spelled Beitroumine, is a small Greek Orthodox village located in north Lebanon. The village is known too for olives, oil, soap, grapes, wine, arak, figs and blueberries production.
== Geography == Batroumine is located in the hilly El-Koura county south east of Tripoli, in northern Lebanon. It lies at an altitude of 324 meters from sea level.
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