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Al Wakrah topographic map
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Al Wakrah
Near Jebel Al Wakrah, the coastline's topography is characterized by the presence of relict coastal dunes composed of eolianite, a sedimentary rock formed by the lithification of wind-deposited sand. These geological formations, now manifesting as low-relief hills, date back to the Late Pleistocene epoch, coinciding with a period of lower eustatic sea levels.
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Name: Al Wakrah topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Al Wakrah, Qatar (24.47482 51.08735 25.21982 52.23649)
Average elevation: 11 m
Minimum elevation: -2 m
Maximum elevation: 101 m
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The city's name derives from the Arabic word ray, which translates to "irrigation". It was given this name due to its low elevation, allowing it to act as a flood plain during the rainy season and provide a prolonged supply of water to the numerous wild plants and crops that grew in the area.
Average elevation: 21 m
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Al Rayyan
The city's name derives from the Arabic word "ray", which translates to "irrigation". It was given this name due to its low elevation, allowing it to act as a flood plain during the rainy season and provide a prolonged supply of water to the numerous wild plants and crops that grew in the area.
Average elevation: 21 m
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Groundwater quality in the area is poor. On the city's border with the Persian Gulf, the groundwater elevation is 1 meter above sea level and flows east-to-west. Salinity levels are highest on the eastern side, at 40 ppt, compared to a low of 18 ppt in the western section; these levels are too high for…
Average elevation: 9 m