In Yemen, the Sarawat are divided into the western and central highlands, where the western highlands receive plenty of precipitation, more than anywhere else in the peninsula, and the central highlands have the highest mountains in the peninsula In a broad sense, it runs parallel to the of the , and thus encompasses the , and which can be seen as including the
A very dramatic part of the Yemeni Sarawat are the , where a few peaks top 3,000 metres 9,800 feet , but the descents and views from the mountains are staggering; some foots of mountains are only at 500 metres 1,600 feet above sea level yet their peaks are at 2,800—3,300 metres 9,200—10,800 feet All of the mountains over 3,000 metres 9,800 feet are located in Yemen, the highest of which is near the capital

جبال الحجاز

"VI: Land and Its Climates".

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Sarawat Mountains
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Highest confirmed peak in the Arabian Peninsula
معلومات عن جبال السروات
Also regarded as being of the Western Hajar• Patterns of Regional Geography: World regions
are indicated with 'OC', and with 'OL', and with 'AC' are indicated with 'V', with 'VC', with 'LF', and with 'VF'
Habala Valley near in the of These mountains are mainly rocky though some contain vegetation Many of the peaks are fairly young and jagged, but some are smoother from weathering

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Also regarded as being of the Western Hajar• The western slopes end abruptly near the coast, while the eastern side of the mountain range slopes downward more gently and is intersected by that support , especially in the southern reaches of the Sarawat, where the mountains face the
جبال السروات
Due to the peak of Jebel Jais being in Oman, this mountain has the highest confirmed peak in the UAE• Geologically, the Sarawat is part of the , and are made up mostly of
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In a narrow sense, the Sarawat start in in southern , and extend to the in the south, running along the entire western coast of , in what used to be , and extend eastwards into part of what used to be , thus running parallel to the Gulf of Aden