How to Distinguish
- Country-code top-level domain is .lb
- Dark purple or brown utility poles and towers appear even in cities
- Arabic is the primary language, but English and French signage is common
- Imagery quality is poor; movement and camera angles often look odd
You’ll often see distinctive dark purple poles and towers—rare outside Lebanon. Grey pylons and red towers do exist as well.
License plates come in several colours, typically with a blue band along the top left. (References Vehicle registration plates of Lebanon)


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- The Bekaa Valley lies between the Lebanon and Anti-Lebanon ranges; Zahlé’s plains are intensely farmed (References Zahlé)
