Harouj Mountain
Harouj Mountain, also Gebel-Harouj or the Black Harouj Mountains, is a mountain and protected area of Libya.[1]
It is located in the central part of Libya. The highest peak of the mountains (Qaraf as Sabah) is located at 1200m above sea level and is surrounded by a huge area of lava flow, which also explains its name.[2]
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- Abughilan National Park
- El-Kouf National Park
- Karabolli National Park
- El Naggaza National Park
- Rajma National Park
- Sabratha National Park
- Surman National Park
- Benghazi Reserve
- Bier Ayyad Reserve
- New Hiesha Natural Reserve
- Tripoli Reserve
- Zellaf Reserve
- Ain Elshakika Wetland
- Ain Elzarga Wetland
- Ain Zayanah
- Ajdabiya Marsh,
- Al Jaghbub Oasis
- Berjuj Valley
- Bombah Gulf
- Fezzan valleys
- Garabulli
- Giarabub
- Grotto de Lete
- Harouj Mountain
- Jalo Oasis
- Kufrah Oasis
- Nefhusa
- Oasis of Ghat
- Ouau en Namu lakes
- Qaminis and Tukrah salines
- Rajma plantations
- Sebkha el Sahel
- Sarir
- Shahaat
- Taizerbo
- Taoulga islands (Thaouara)
- Wadi Kham
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