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  2. Explore United Arab Emirates in Google Earth.

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    This article provides a brief overview of the United Arab Emirates, including its geography, climate, culture and major cities. It also mentions the 7 emirates that make up UAE and their significance in terms of size and population.

    The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is located in the Arabian Peninsula and covers an area of 83,600 square km. Most of it is a desert wasteland with large sand dunes and flat coastal areas fronting the Persian Gulf. The Hajar Mountains dominate the northeast landscape. There are no significant rivers or lakes in UAE.

    United Arab Emirates (UAE) is divided into 7 Emirates - Abu Dhabi, Ajman, Dubai, Fujairah, Ras Al Khaimah, Sharjah and Umm al Qaiwain. Abu Dhabi is the largest emirate and national capital while Dubai is the largest city with over a million inhabitants and a global business hub.

    United Arab Emirates borders Saudi Arabia to south-west; Oman to east; shares maritime borders with Iran in north & Qatar in west; situated on North East edge of Arabian Peninsula bordering Gulf of Oman & Persian Gulf; located Northern & Eastern Hemispheres Earth .

    • Abu Dhabi
    • 9,770,529
    • 83,600.00 km 2
    • 83,600.00 km 2
  3. A mini foXnoMad travel guide for the United Arab Emirates.

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  5. United Arab Emirates. Type: Country with 4,600,000 residents. Description: sovereign state in Southwest Asia. Languages: Arabic, Persian, English, Hindi and Urdu. Neighbors: Iran, Oman and Saudi Arabia. Categories: sovereign state and locality. Location: Middle East, Asia. View on Open­Street­Map.

  6. Trek the Burj Khalifa with Google Maps. Travel with the team to Dubai, United Arab Emirates as they collect Street View imagery of the world’s tallest building.

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