Territorial administration of Lebanon | Lebanon | Beqaa Governorate | Zahleh District
Haouch Moussa (Aanjar) (حوش موسى (عنجر)) is a Lebanese local authority which is located in Zahleh District (Qada'a), an administrative division of Beqaa Governorate (Mohafazah).
Location
Distance from Beirut | Altitude (meters) | Surface (ha) |
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58 | 930 | 1 622 |
Municipality address
Sources : Office of the Minister of State for Administrative Reform (OMSAR)Phone Number | Fax Number | Web sites | |
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08/ 620 790 - 1 | 08/ 620 790 |
Données électorales
Sources : Ministry of Interior and Municipalities (Republic of Lebanon)Registered voters | Effectifs du conseil municipal | Effectifs moukhtar |
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Registered voters | Effectifs du conseil municipal | Effectifs moukhtar |
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Revenue of Independent Municipal Fund
Sources : Official Journal (Lebanese Republic)Year | Revenues (Thousands Lebanese Pound) |
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2014 | 602 098 |
2013 | 560 016 |
2012 | 562 930 |
Education
Sources : Central Administration of Statistics (Lebanese Presidency of the Council of Ministers) - Office of the Minister of State for Administrative Reform (OMSAR)Educational establishments (2006) | Public | Private | Students schooled in the public schools | Students schooled in the private schools |
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4 | - | 4 | - | 639 |
Higher Educational Institute | Public | Private |
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- | - | - |
History
The city of Aanjar, and notably its palace and mosque, are thought to have been built by Caliph Walid I during the first Arab Conquest (660-750 AD). Located in the Beqaa Valley, Aanjar served as a strategic commercial center between the coast and the interior during this period. The ruins were only discovered by accident in the 1940s, but they are very important, because they are the only known ruins from this time period. The site is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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