Hayy Al-Nahdha, Ibri

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Hayy Al-Nahdha
حي النهضة
Hayy Al-Nahdha
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Hayy Al-Nahdha
Location in Ibri
Coordinates: 23°12′29.3″N56°28′19.1″E / 23.208139°N 56.471972°E / 23.208139; 56.471972
CountryFlag of Oman.svg  Oman
Region Ad Dhahirah
City Ibri
Time zone UTC+4 (Oman Standard Time)
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Hayy Al-Nahdha is a neighborhood in Ibri, which is located in Al-Dhahira Governorate and is about 3km from the center of the city.

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Location

It is near to Al-Dhahira Police Headquarter.

Climate

Weather in Hayy Al-Nahdha is usually hot and dry with temperature in summers ranging from 35 to 55 °C (95 to 131 °F), whereas December to February are relatively cooler with temperature ranging from 5 to 25 °C (41 to 77 °F).

Education

The city has Khadra' Ibri School and Al-Wafa center for the rehabilitation of disabled children.

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