Venezuelan Coastal Range
The Venezuelan Coastal Range, also known as Venezuelan Caribbean Mountain System, is a mountain range system and one of the eight natural regions of Venezuela, that runs along the central and eastern portions of Venezuela's northern coast.
- Mountain rising to 2,750 metres (9,022 feet)
- Description: mountain in Venezuela
- Also known as“Coastal Range”“Cordillera de Venezuela”“Cordillera del Litoral”“Maritime Andes”“Montes Caribes”“Serranía de la Costa”
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Latitude
10° north
Longitude
-65° or 65° west
Open location code
772Q2222+22
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In Other Languages
From Bulgarian to Venetian—“Venezuelan Coastal Range” goes by many names.
Кордилера де ла КостаBulgarian
cordillera de la costa de VenezuelaCatalan
Cordillera de la CostaCebuano
委內瑞拉海岸山脈Chinese
Pobřežní KordilleraCzech
سلسلة جبال فنزويلا الساحليهEgyptian Arabic
Cordillera de la Costa (Venezuela)Esperanto
Venezuela Marborda MontaroEsperanto
Venezuela Marborda TeritorioEsperanto
Venezuela Marborda TerritorioEsperanto
Venezuela MarbordoEsperanto
Cordigliera della CostaItalian
Ciadëina de Venezuelan CoastalLadin
Ciadëina dla Costa dl VenezuelaLadin
Karibų AndaiLithuanian
Pakrantės KordiljeraLithuanian
Venesuelos pakrantės kalnagūbrisLithuanian
Venesuelos Pakrantės KordiljeraLithuanian
Карипски АндиSerbian
Karipske AndeSerbo-Croatian
Venezuelandska kustkedjanSwedish
Venezuelanska kustkedjanSwedish
Карибські АндиUkrainian
Прибережний хребетUkrainian
Прибережний хребет (Венесуела)Ukrainian
Cordejera de ła CostaVenetian
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“The world is so empty if we think of it only as mountains, rivers, and cities; but to know someone here and there who is in harmony with us… makes this earth an inhabited garden.”
