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Nuweiba (also spelled: Nueiba; Arabic: نويبع, IPA: [neˈweːbeʕ]) is a
coastal town in the
eastern part of
Sinai Peninsula, Egypt,
located on the coast...
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other was shot down near an
electricity plant close to the town of
Nuweiba, Egypt. A
Houthi official later made a one-word post on
Twitter after the...
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Sinai Governorate,
which includes the
smaller coastal towns of
Dahab and
Nuweiba as well as the
mountainous interior, St.
Catherine and
Mount Sinai. It...
- policeman). The 2004
Sinai bombings that
targeted tourist hotels in and
around Nuweiba killed 34
people and
wounded over 170. In 2005,
Sharm El
Sheikh was hit...
- The El
Nuweiba mine is a
large mine
located in the
northern part of
Egypt in
South Sinai Governorate. El
Nuweiba represents one of the
largest tantalum...
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Nuweiba Port is a
seaport on the
eastern portion of the
Sinai Peninsula,
roughly in the
middle of the Gulf of Aqaba's coastline. The port is
located in...
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Rabigh Governorate is
divided into 5 marākiz (مَرَاكِز, centres), Rabigh,
Nuweiba, Abwa',
Mastoura and al-Qadimah. It is
governed by
Governor Khalid al-Ghanmi...
- The 1995 Gulf of
Aqaba earthquake (also
known as
Nuweiba earthquake)
occurred on
November 22 at 06:15
local time (04:15 UTC) and
registered 7.3 on the...
- lagoon. Ron Wyatt,
Lennart Mueller, Bob Cornuke, and Glen
Fritz propose Nuweiba Beach in the Gulf of Aqaba. Sir
Colin Humphries proposes Elat.
Steven Rudd...
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settlements on the gulf:
Ofira (Sharm El Sheikh), Di
Zahav (Dahab), and
Neviot (
Nuweiba)
remained intact, and were
further developed by
Egypt after the withdrawal...
