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Jebel Musa

A mountain in northwestern Morocco opposite Gibraltar.

Jebel Musa was one of the two Pillars of Herakles (Heracles); 2,775 feet (846 meters) in height; Gibraltar was the second of the two Pillars of Herakles; Gibraltar was known as Kalpe (Calpe) and Jebel Musa was known as Abyla.

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