Page 9 - - N A M E. NATURE. POSITION. - - - JABAL MUDRAH. حل مره Is the N.Western sum In HASA SANJAQ. About 3 mit of JABAL-ADH miles N.Westward of JABAL DHAHRAN range, is con- ADH-DHAHRAN. about 3 miles ical and rises to an nearer to QATIF TOWN and elevation of 416 feet. 6 miles s.of DAMMAM. MUSANNAH. Is a ridge, but it is barely perceptible and easily escapes notice. Extends from a point on FALAI J- AL-JANUBIYAH, a few miles s.of Hajar, to Umm al-Amarah, and thence subsides to the SHAQQ Valley. An undulation which runs from V.S.w.to E.N.E.,rising as it goes, and forms the highest part of DIBDIBAH. JABAL NAKHL. A mountain 7000 feet high. One of the highest points on the limb of JABAL AKH DHAR which reaches to the N.E.is JABAL NAKHL. JABAL- AL-NAKHSH. A hill.One mile above On the coast west side the hill is a bay of of QAT AR 5 miles above the same name, without the foot of DOHAT-AS habitations or fresh SALWA. water. NAQIYAN. or NAQIYAN- AL-QATAR. قتان القطر A narrow range of Skirting the coast of high white sand hills. QAT AR, from a point 10 Length of range about miles below WAKRAH to the 30 miles. Two sand- entrance of the 'ODAID hills at the extreme Inlet. N.end of the range are called NAQIYAN ABU QASB ATAIN, and one at the other end, abutting on KHOR- AL-'ODAID, named NI QA- AL-MAHAR AF. (cor.MAHARAH). NI QA-AL-MAHARAH. A solitary hill of sandstone or sand. The hill is used as a Lookout post by the people of DOHAH in time of war. Situated 11 miles inland of QATAR westwards from JAZIRAT- AL-BISHAIRIYAH on the E.coast; it is about midway between DOHAH and KHOR-AL- ODAID, 25 miles from either. JABAL QA'AWAH. In RUUS- AL-JIBAL,8 miles N.N.w.of DIBAH. The second highest peak in RUUS- AL-JIBAL District 5800 feet high. JABAL QAFAAN. A Peak. In RUUS- AL-JIBAL adjoin ing FAKK- AL-ASAD Strait. جبل فقعان JABAL- AL-QARAH. A hill of insigni Inland of BARR- AL-QARAH, ficant height, forming 10 miles South-West of a landmark from the RAS LIMAIL. side of the interior but invisible from the see on account of
