Makkah Region topographic map
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Makkah Region
Most of the central and eastern portions of the province are desert, with the Hejaz mountains, which vary in elevation from 600 meters to 2000 meters, separating the relatively flat Nafud desert and coastal plains. Agriculture takes place in the region's many wadis and oases, with the most commonly-grown crops being dates and barley, alongside other vegetables and fruits. The city of Ta'if is famous for its cultivation of the Rosa × damascena flower, simplified as Damask rose and locally known as Ta'if rose.
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Name: Makkah Region topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Makkah Region, Saudi Arabia (18.28122 38.65977 23.69520 43.83016)
Average elevation: 785 m
Minimum elevation: -4 m
Maximum elevation: 2,910 m
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