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The Sinai peninsula belongs to Egypt since 1982. The hole Sinai has a width of 200 km and an area of approximately 50.000 square km. |
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The Sinai peninsula belongs to Egypt since 1982. The hole Sinai has a width of 200 km and an area of approximately 50.000 square km. |
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scant Sinai mountains range near the coast. In the west and east, the
Sinai is closed from the Red Sea. In the north, the area is restricted
by the deserts of Jordan, Israel and Saudi Arabia.
The southern Sinai consist of
primary rocks (granite...) and is presented as an impression, dramatical
countryside, which goes on under water.
The biggest settlements on the west coast of the Gulf of Aqaba are Eilat in the north, Nuweiba, Dahab and Sharm el Sheik in the south. |
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Picture: A water course in a Wadi (oasis) at the Sinai mountains. |
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The Sinai has also very bizarre rock formations.
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