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The Only Country In The World With No River

Saudi Arabia is one of the countries in the world that does not have a river. Most of the Arabian desert is located in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and extends to neighbouring countries such as; Jordan, Iraq and Qatar. It is also the only country bordering the Persian Gulf and the Red Sea. You may be wondering how the soil gets its water. Saudi Arabia may not have rivers, but it does have wadis. Wadi is a dry riverbed that only contains water when it rains. Saudi Arabia relies on two sources of water, namely groundwater and water obtained from desalination plants that remove salt from seaway, Groundwater makes up 98 percent of the water sources as there are no rivers or lakes in the kingdom and there is almost no rain. Nearly 50% of drinking water comes from desalination, 10% from surface water and 40% from non-renewable groundwater extraction

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A typical Country Road in Bohol, Philippines

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Town of small country (Bhutan)

Small country with big heart💜❤

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Landscapes from Yemen

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Beach ⛱️ Algeria country. The state of Tipaza is the city of Gouraya

Lamp tree statue ....

Lamp tree statue

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MY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY, INDONESIA, RAJA AMPAT♡

Beautiful scenery

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Which Country's Flag is this

Answer the question

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Winter in my country

Winter in lebanon

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My beautiful country Suriname

Suriname arises as a slave colony Suriname part Guyana: area between the Amazon and Orinocco estuaries. In 1499 Guyana was recognized by the Spaniards and around the 16th century El Dorado was searched in vain by the Spaniards? no interest in the rest of Guyana, but French, British and Dutch settled on the "Wilde Coast" of Guyana. Suriname was founded as a colony by the British in 1651 on the Suriname River and they established sugar plantations. During the war between the Dutch Republic and Great Britain (1665-1667) Zeeland conquers the British colony of Suriname ? at the Peace of Breda stipulates that Suriname would become Dutch possession, so the Dutch exchanged New Amsterdam (New York) for Suriname. From 1667, Suriname remained in Dutch possession for almost three centuries. In 1682 Zeeland sells Suriname to the West India Company (WIC). Year later sold on to Geoctroyeerde Sociëteit van Suriname (jointly owned WIC, city of Amsterdam and a wealthy private individual).

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