Wadi Hamir
Wādī Ḩamīr is a wadi in Southern Iraq, nearby to the towns of Mukhāţ, Tall Mukhāţ, Nukhayb and Ar Raţţāwī. It lies just north of the Saudi Arabian border on the road from Baghdad to the Arar, Saudi Arabia oil fields. The Wadi originates in the Hot desert climate of Northern Saudi Arabia, and drains into the natural depressions south of Nukhayb.[1][2]
References
- United States Geological Survey Professional Paper (U.S. Government Printing Office, 1966) page 66.
- Rand McNally, The New International Atlas, 1993.
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