Sentence examples for intersection of the borders from inspiring English sources

A height of 3,119 feet (951 metres) is reached at Mount ʿUnayzah (ʿUnāzah) at the intersection of the borders of Jordan, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia.

The locale was poignant, near Mount Hermon, ribbons of snow receding from its crest, at the intersection of the borders of Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Israel, each wrestling with narrower identities.

Their chief hideouts were Hole in the Wall, a nearly inaccessible grassy canyon and rocky retreat in north-central Wyoming; Brown's Hole (now Brown's Park), a hidden valley of the Green River, near the intersection of the borders of Wyoming, Colorado, and Utah; Robbers' Roost, a region of nearly impenetrable rugged canyons in east-central Utah; and the Wilson W.S. Ranch, near Alma, New Mexico.

L County is located at the intersection of the borders of three provinces, with more than a dozen neighboring counties also heavily reliant on the coal mining industry.

5 Our study was conducted in a city located at the intersection of the borders of three states in India: Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan.

By Alexandra Williams BISATE VILLAGE, Rwanda, 3 November 2009 – Bisate village is nestled in the lush valley at the foot of Mount Sabinyo – an extinct volcano that marks the intersection of the borders of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Uganda and Rwanda.

Treriksrøysa, the tripoint cairn located at the intersection of the Finland Norway Russia border, is within the park.

In our case, the noise intensity that corresponds to the intersection of the lower border x = x - 2 - r 2 (σ 1 ) of the confidence interval I 2 with the separatrix x = x - 1 can be used as an estimation of the threshold value σ 1* ≈ 0.17.

Turkey, which spans the intersection of Europe and Asia and borders the Middle East, had long been reluctant to join the U.S.-led coalition against the extremist group.

Firstly, the vanishing point P should be determined as the intersection of the lane and road border lines.

And the U.N. stated clearly that Shabaa Farms -- this little stretch of frontier at the intersection of the Israeli, Lebanese and Syrian borders -- was part of the Syrian Golan Heights, now occupied by Israel.