Which mountain peak is the highest elevation located within the internationally recognized Upper Galilee region?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Mount Meron
- Step 1: Mount Meron rises to an elevation of 1,204 meters above sea level in the Upper Galilee.
- Step 2: It is the highest summit in the Galilee mountain range.
Answer
Mount Meron.
Why not the others: Mount Carmel reaches 525 meters near Haifa; Mount Tabor is an isolated dome rising to 575 meters in Lower Galilee; Mount Gilboa reaches 536 meters overlooking the Jezreel Valley.
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