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The correct name is Amanos not Amonos.

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The name Amanos is rarely used. Instead Nur is now the officially recognized geographical name of the mountain range. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 193.255.230.227 (talk • contribs)

I've just reverted a cut-n-paste (not a proper page move preserving the page history) to Nur Mountains. In the Times Atlas of the World the range is listed as:

Gâvur (Nur) Dağları (Amanus Mts)

"Dağları" is Turkish for "mountains". So, should the page be at:

• Gâvur Dağları
• Gâvur Mountains
• Nur Dağları
• Nur Mountains
• Amanus Mountains

Opinions, please! - MPF 19:50, 7 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]