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How many desalination plants are in Saudi Arabia?
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What is the official language of Saudi Arabia and how many?
The official language of Saudi Arabia is Arabic.
How many square miles are there in Saudi Arabia?
Saudi Arabia is 830,000 square miles.
How many square miles Saudi Arabia?
Saudi Arabia is 870,000 sq. miles.
How many lulu hyper market in Saudi Arabia?
there is one in the capital City of Saudi Arabia (Riaydh)
How many people watch TV in Saudi Arabia?
everyone in Saudi Arabia watch TV
How many provinces states or territories in Saudi Arabia?
Saudi Arabia is divided into 13 provinces.
What are some good depilatory products in Saudi Arabia?
There are many depilatory products available in Saudi Arabia.
How many rials did nokia E5 cost in Saudi Arabia?
Nokia E5 cost in Saudi Arabia
How many Christians do you have in Saudi Arabia?
Mostly all the Filipinos and Americans Living in Saudi Arabia are Christians.. Saudi Arabian Christians are 0 %%%
How many past kings are there in Saudi Arabia?
There are five past kings in Saudi Arabia.The present king is the Sixth king of Saudi Arabia.
How does Saudi Arabia get water for drinking and irrigation?
Rainfall is sparse in Saudi Arabia, and there are no permanent rivers or bodies of water. The country has to rely primarily on desalination to provide potable water. Usually very large desalination plants which are found in all the coastal cities, are combined with electricity generation as the most cost-effective solution. Many will be surprised to learn that there are extremely large underground water resources , particularly in the Eastern province. In some places water can be found by digging just a metre below the desert sands. There are occasionally freshwater wells and springs in certain settlements and in many cases the brack water is purified by a process of reverse osmosis. In the mountainous areas both in the North and the South where arable land is available, and a more generous rainfall, there are often many springs and wells.
