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Al-Anbar Governorate topographic map

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Al-Anbar Governorate

Anbar is one of the driest governorates in Iraq's western desert climate. Some of Al Anbar is part of the Syrian Desert, characterized by steppe and desert terrain. Most of Al Anbar is considered as a topographical continuation of the Arabian Peninsula plateau region. It has some small hills and a number of wadis, including Wadi Hauran. Given a decline in land preservation and a lack of natural vegetation, the land is often exposed to the elements and prone to severe erosion.

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Name: Al-Anbar Governorate topographic map, elevation, terrain.

Location: Al-Anbar Governorate, Iraq (30.67312 38.79367 35.10941 44.15959)

Average elevation: 399 m

Minimum elevation: 9 m

Maximum elevation: 1,006 m

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