Cities and Districts
- Al Rihan
- Aalma ach Chaab (Alma ash Shab)
- Abbasieh
- Adasse or Adaisseh or Addaisseh
- Adlun
- Al Mansuri
- Ain Ebel
- Ain Baal or Ayn Bal
- Aitaroun or Aytarun
- Ansariyeh or Insariye
- Ansar
- Ash Shawmara
- At Tayyabah
- At Tiri
- Aitit
- Aynata
- Ayta al-Sha`b (Ayta)
- Baraachit
- Barish
- Bayt Lif
- baytulay
- Bazouryeh
- Beit Yahoun
- Bint Jbeil
- Blida, Lebanon
- Borj el Shamali or Borj Chemali
- Borj Qalaouiyeh
- Borj Rahal
- Boustane
- Brashit
- Braikeh
- Chaqra
- Chtoura
- Deir Kifa
- Deyrintar
- Dayr Qanun
- Derdghaya
- Dibil or Debel
- Doueir
- Ebel el Saki
- El Biyyadah or Al Bayyadah
- El Hennyeh or Al Hinniyah
- El Mansoun or Al Mansuri
- El Qlaile or Al Qulaylah
- El Soultaniyeh
- Frun
- Ghandouriyeh
- Jabal Amel
- jebchet
- Jmaijmah
- Joiya or Jouaya or Jwayya
- Ghaziyeh
- Ghassaniyeh
- Hadata or Haddathah
- Hanaway
- Harris or Harres
- Houla or Hula
- Hounin
- Kabrikha or Qabrikha
- kaakaeit al jesser
- Kafr Dunin
- Kafr Kila
- Kfarmelki or Kfar Melky
- Kafarrouman
- Khirbet Selm
- Kfarchouba
- Kfarfila
- Kfarhamam
- Kfar Tebnit
- Kounin
- Maachouq
- Mahrouna
- Markaba
- Marakeh
- Majdel Balhis
- Majdel Selm or Majdal Zun
- Marqaba or Markaba
- Maroun al-Ras
- Marwahin
- Maaroub
- Meidoun
- Meiss el Jabal or Mays al Jabal
- Mlikh
- Nabatiye or Nabatiyeh
- Naqoura or Nakoura or An Naqurah
- Niha
- Majdal Zun
- Marjayoun -- a Lebanese Christian village
- Oum el Ahmad
- Qlayaa
- Qana
- Qantara
- Khiam
- Wadi al-Taym
- Rachaf -- a small town
- Ramyah
- Ras Al-Biyada
- Rmaich
- Rmadyeh
- Roûm
- Selaa
- Shabriha
- Shebaa and/or Shebaa Farms (ownership disputed, occupied by Israel since 1967)
- Shihin
- Shhur
- Siddiqine
- Zibqin
- Sidon or Saida
- Srifa
- Sujod
- Tallousa
- Tair Debbe
- Tayr Harfa or Tair Harfa
- Tayr Falsayh
- Taibeh
- Tebnine or Tibnin or Tibneen Site of the former castle town Toron
- Toulin or Tulin
- Tura
- Tyre or Sur
- Saida district
- Jezzine district
- Tyre district
- Yarin
- Yaroun or Yarun
- Yahun
- Yatar or Yater
- Zibdine
- Zibqeen
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