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Location and Size
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is bordered by the Red Sea to the west, the Arabian Gulf and the United Arab Emirates to the east, Jordan, Iraq and Kuwait lie to the north, with Yemen and Oman to the south.
Saudi Arabia covers an area of
±
2,15 million km˛.
The Kingdom is divided into 13 provinces, which are each headed by a Governor who has been appointed by the King.
Principal Commercial Centres
Jeddah is the principal commercial centre and port on the Red Sea and also the gateway for pilgrims.
Dammam and Ras Tanura are the principal ports on the Arabian Gulf.
Makkah is another centre for trade.
Makkah and Madina are restricted to Muslims only.
Other centres include Riyadh, At-Ta'if, Al-Madinah (Medina), Hufuf, Yanbu and Jubail.
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The metric system is utilised.
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18.Jan.2009:
Middle East and & North Africa Mining Exhibition - Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
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Information Source: MBendi - Modified: 02.Dec.2008
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