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Mount Hermon Filming Locations

Mount Hermon in Rashaya District, Israeli-occupied territories is a filming location for 10 movies and TV shows on this map, including Summary of Six-Day War on First Anniversary of the Campaign, Springtime in the Hermon Foothills, Outrage Sparks over the Abuse of Sheriff Hussein Abu Hameds Corpse, Ski on Mount Hermon, Tahal Corporation Builds Dams on the Jordan River to allow the development of the National Water Carrier of Israel and The Jewish Shepherfd. Music M. Wilensky. Lyric: Yaakov Rimon. Singing: Shelly Sharona. It is a mountain range in Syria and Lebanon.

Photograph of Mount Hermon in Israeli-occupied territories, a filming location
Photo: Almog, Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
PlaceMount Hermon
Kind of placeLandscapes and nature
RegionRashaya District
CountryIsraeli-occupied territories
Coordinates33.40000, 35.85000
Productions filmed here10
Record precisionExact location
SourceWikidata Q215471 · Wikipedia
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What movies were filmed at Mount Hermon?

Summary of Six-Day War on First Anniversary of the Campaign (1968), Springtime in the Hermon Foothills, Outrage Sparks over the Abuse of Sheriff Hussein Abu Hameds Corpse (1971), Ski on Mount Hermon (1968), Tahal Corporation Builds Dams on the Jordan River to allow the development of the National Water Carrier of Israel (1954) and The Jewish Shepherfd. Music M. Wilensky. Lyric: Yaakov Rimon. Singing: Shelly Sharona (1940), and 4 more.

Where is Mount Hermon?

Mount Hermon is in Rashaya District, Israeli-occupied territories, at 33.4000, 35.8500.

Can you visit Mount Hermon?

Usually, if it is public land or a site open to visitors. Check opening hours and access locally before travelling.

How many movies were filmed at Mount Hermon?

10 movies and TV shows, recorded between 1940 and 1971.