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- Wadi Fatimah is located within Makkah region in western part of Saudi Arabia. The recharge areas lie near Taif province.
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Wadi Fatimah is located within Makkah region in western part of Saudi Arabia. The recharge areas lie near Taif province. Some of the urban areas are located on the side of the wadi like 2...
Wadi Fatimah is a seasonal watercourse located within the borders of the Makkah Province in the western part of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This natural tourist attraction in Makkah Province is formed during the rainy seasons in the Arabian Peninsula.
Wadi Fatima, which is located in the western part of Saudi Arabian, has been chosen as an example of such analysis.
This study is related to a flood simulation methodology after a possible break of the New Um Al-Khair Dam, a dam built in 2012 outside residential areas, to replace the Old Um Al-Khair Dam built...
Sep 1, 2016 · Images of wadi Fatimah Dam: Top left (general dam view), top right (part of the dam spillway), bottom left (dam outlet looking from upstream) and bottom right (dam stilling basin with baffle blocks and end-dendated sills)
- Amro Elfeki, Milad Masoud, Burhan Niyazi
- 2017
Aug 31, 2019 · Location map of Wadi Fatimah Full size image Gemorphologically, Fatimah watershed is a typical Wadi system of arid areas starting from high mountains in the east of western side of escarpment ridge of Arabian shield and ending in the western flat sediment coastal plains of Tihama near Red sea.
It begins from the eastern elevated mountain series of steep slope and decreases downward to the western direction at the coastal plain of Tihama region (Masoud 2015, 2016). The altitude of wadi Fatimah ranges from 10 to 2314 m with a mean elevation of 753 m (amsl), as shown in Fig. 3.
