Wadi Ḥajr
river, Arabia
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The Wadi Hajr is a river in the southern Hadhramaut region of Arabia. It is one of the few systems in the Arabian Desert that flows perennially, meaning it has water year-round, unlike most wadis which are dry or ephemeral watercourses that only flow after heavy rains. The Wadi Hajr is part of the drainage systems that shape the landscape of the Arabian Peninsula.1
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