Al Mataf

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Al Mataf
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Al Mataf
Coordinates: 25°50′35″N55°59′49″E / 25.842961°N 55.996812°E / 25.842961; 55.996812 Coordinates: 25°50′35″N55°59′49″E / 25.842961°N 55.996812°E / 25.842961; 55.996812
Country United Arab Emirates
Emirate Ras al-Khaimah
Elevation
19 m (65 ft)

Al Mataf is the name of a suburb of Ras Al Khaimah. [1] [ failed verification ] [2] [ failed verification ]

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