Hillat Abdul Saleh
Hillat Abdul Saleh (Arabic: حلة عبد الصالح) is a village located in the Kingdom of Bahrain, west of the village of Karbabad, on the outskirts of the capital city Manama.[1] The village lies immediately south of the Bahrain Fort, which is recognised as the country's first UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Administration
The village lies in the Capital Governorate administrative region of Bahrain.
References
- ^ "Shaikha Mai visits Hillat Abdul Saleh Village". Bahrain News Agency. Retrieved 22 January 2013.
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Settlements in the Northern Governorate of Bahrain
- A'ali
- Abu Saiba
- Al Daih
- Al Hajar
- Al Markh
- Al Musalla
- Al Qadam
- Al Qala
- Al Qurayyah
- Bani Jamra
- Barbar
- Budaiya
- Bu Quwah
- Buri
- Dar Kulaib
- Diraz
- Dumistan
- Hamad Town
- Hamala
- Hillat Abdul Saleh
- Janabiyah
- Jannusan
- Jasra
- Jid Al-Haj
- Jidda Island
- Jidhafs
- Karrana
- Karzakan
- Khamis
- Malkiya
- Muqaba
- Muqsha
- Northern City
- Sar
- Salmabad
- Sadad
- Sehla
- Shahrakan
- Shakhura
- Tashan
- Umm an Nasan
- Umm as Sabaan
26°13′44″N 50°31′05″E / 26.229°N 50.518°E / 26.229; 50.518
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