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  • Zabala Pool

  • Zabala Pool

    Zabala Pool is a water pool that dates back to the Abbasid era and is located today in the northern border region of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The pool was a station for supplying water to pilgrims on the road from Iraq to Mecca. The site also includes the ruins of a square castle surrounded by a wall with a circular tower at each corner.
    The site is one of the elements included in the UNESCO Tentative List for World Heritage designation, The Hajj Pilgrimage Routes: The Darb Zubaydah (Saudi Arabia).
    UNESCO Tentative List
    Elevation: 472 m

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    Zabala Pool

    UNESCO Tentative List

    Date of Submission

    2022

    aquatic

    Bridges and Water Structures

    Location

    Saudi Arabia

    Northern Borders

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    9th Century AD

    Islamic

    Islamic

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    Islamic Monuments

     

     

     

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