The red sea
Yes, there are mountain ranges in Saudi Arabia
The Hejaz Mountain Range
Medina is a city in the Hejaz region of Saudi Arabia.
Saudi arabia
Saudi Arabia has never been "occupied" or "dependent", so the question is inapt. Saudi Arabia was created as a result of the Nejd-Hejaz War in 1924-1925 that resulted in the conquest of Hejaz by Nejd. The Nejdi leaders, the Saud family, declared the united polity to be the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
The Kingdom of the Hejaz and of the Nejd and its Dependencies.
There are 13 different mountain ranges in Saudi Arabia. These mountain ranges include Jabal Atherb, Mount Uhud, Hala I Badr, Al-Manifa, Sarawat Mountains, Abu Kubais, Asir Mountains, Jabal al-Lawz, Jabal Thawr, and the Hijaz Mountains.
250 Kms north east of Jeddah in Western Saudi Arabia
Hira Cave is a cave that is about two mile long from Mecca and it is on the mountain of Jabal al-Nour in the Hejaz region. It is a religious cave located in Saudi Arabia.
Hira Cave is a cave that is about two mile long from Mecca and it is on the mountain of Jabal al-Nour in the Hejaz region. It is a religious cave located in Saudi Arabia.
Since the 1920s (when Nejd conquered Hejaz to create Saudi Arabia), many people have been deported from Saudi Arabia. Please resubmit the question with more details about the the timeframe or nature of the deported persons.
Saudi Arabia was never formally colonized or turned into a protectorate, however, the Sultanate of Oman, the United Arab Emirates, Yemen, Qatar, and Kuwait (various Arabian states) were all British Protectorates. (This is different from a colony but does underlie a foreign authority and a subservient national group.) At this point, Saudi Arabia was composed of two regions Nejd (which was non-governed in this period) and Hejaz which constituted part of the Ottoman Empire. The Treaty of Versailles carved Hejaz out of the Ottoman Empire in 191 and was then conquered by Nejd in 1922. As Nejd was ruled by the Saudi royal family, they called the new Nejd-Hejaz union as Saudi Arabia.