Mahut, Al-WustaPlaces
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One of three islands in the Wilayat of Mahout, Al Wusta, known for its mangrove stands. It lies within Barr Al Hikman, one of the most important bird migration stopovers in the region, visited by hundreds of thousands of shorebirds each winter. Boat access only.
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Contains data adapted from Ministry of Heritage & Tourism open data, licensed CC BY 4.0.
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