List of cultural property of national significance in the United Arab Emirates

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Abu Dhabi

Central Region

Eastern Region

Western Region

Ajman

Dubai

Fujairah

Ra's al-Khaimah

Sharjah

Heart of Sharjah

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S-1 Al Ghayl Fort, sometimes also spelled as Al Ghail or Gheel Kalba 25°00′04″N56°19′31″E / 25.001212°N 56.325306°E / 25.001212; 56.325306 (SL. No. S-1)
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Al Ghayl Fort, sometimes also spelled as Al Ghail or Gheel
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S-2Al Hisn Fort Dibba Al-Hisn 25°37′09″N56°16′24″E / 25.619077°N 56.273347°E / 25.619077; 56.273347 (SL. No. S-2)
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S-3Al Khan Historical Towernear the beach in the Al Khan area, Sharjah 25°20′07″N55°21′34″E / 25.335310°N 55.359560°E / 25.335310; 55.359560 (SL. No. S-3)
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S-4 Al Mahatta Fort Central Sharjah
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S-5Kalba FortKalba 25°04′51″N56°21′28″E / 25.080771°N 56.357890°E / 25.080771; 56.357890 (SL. No. S-5)
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S-6 Sharjah Fort At Hisn Avenue, Sharjah 25°21′31″N55°23′11″E / 25.358679°N 55.386404°E / 25.358679; 55.386404 (SL. No. S-6)
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