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Geography of the Middle East

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Middle Eastern Countries

Abadan, Iran	Baghdad	Beirut
Cairo	Damascus	Doha
Euphrates	Fertile Crescent	Jerusalem
Jordan River	Kuwait City	Maghreb
Muscat, Oman	Red Sea	Riyadh
Sahara	Tehran	Tel Aviv
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