'Gazetteer of Arabia Vol. II' [‎1464] (537/688)

I46i QARAH
The following are the chief features of all kinds in Barr-al-Qarah
Name.
Position.
Nature.
R emarks.
'Ashaiyir (Khari-
qat-al-).
Inland, 9 miles west
by south of
'Adamat-al-Muqil
at the coast.
Wells.
Ba'aij
Inland, 10 miles
west of the foot of
Dohat-as-Salwa.
Wells ..
The desert route
between Hofuf in the
Hasa Oasis and
Dohah in Qatar
passes by these wells.
Bahailiq
Inland, 10 miles
west of Ras Umm
Huwaidh.
A "group of 3 or 4
wells.
The water is fairly
good.
Ghubaitain (Jab-
alain-al-).
On the coast imme
diately south of
Dohat Hamah.
A double headed hill
It appears to be also
called Jabalain Lugh-
batain.
IIamah (Dohat)
On the coast; the
entrance is 6 miles
south of Ras Umm
Huwaidh and 17
north of the foot of
Dohat-as-Salwa.
A bay
Small, but forms a
decided indentation
in the coast.
Hamrur..
Inland, 8 miles west
of Dohat Hamah,
behind Khamshaz-
Zainah.
Wells ..
A halting place on one
of the Hofuf-Dohah
route?, the next before
Ba'aij.
Huwaidh (Ras)
and Jaba)
Umra.
On the coast, 15
miles south-south
east of Ras Limail.
A cape and hill
Huwaiqil (Dohat)
On the coast, imme
diately south of Ras
Umm Huwaidti.
A bay .. 11
In February 1905 an
attack on 2 Bahrain
boats was committed
here by Al Morrah of
the Al Bahaih section.
Llmail (Ras)
Maharah (Ras
Abu).
On the coast, 1 mile
east of Ras-as-
Sufairah and about
14 miles south-east
of 'Oqair Port.
On the coast, 8 miles
south-south-east of
Ras Llmail.
A cape
A cape.
This is the point at
which the coast after
running from west to
east south of Zakh-
nuniyah island again
begins to run from
north to south.