Emirates of Saudi Arabia

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Saudi Arabia is divided into 13 emirates (manatiq idāriyya, singular – mintaqah idariyya, ). Each emirate is divided into smaller governorates (Arabic: muhafazat).

Eastern Province

Province	Capital
Al Bahah	Al Bahah
Northern Border	Arar
Al Jawf	Al Jawf
Medina	Medina
Al Qassim	Buraidah
Ha'il	Ha'il
Asir	Abha
Eastern Province	Dammam
Al Riyadh	Riyadh
Tabuk	Tabuk
Najran	Najran
Mecca Province	Mecca
Jizan	Jizan

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