As Sawma'ah District

As Sawma'ah District: As Sawma'ah District

— District —

Country Yemen

Governorate Al Bayda'

Population (2003)

- Total 44,873

Time zone Yemen Standard Time (UTC+3)

As Sawma'ah District is a district of the Al Bayda' Governorate, Yemen. As of 2003, the district had a population of 44,873 inhabitants.^[1]

References

^ "Districts of Yemen". Statoids. http://www.statoids.com/yye.html. Retrieved October 17, 2010.

v · d · e Al Bayda' Governorate

Capital: Al Bayda'

Districts

Al A'rsh District • Al Bayda District • Al Bayda City District • Al Malagim District • Al Quraishyah District • Ar Ryashyyah District • As Sawadiyah District • As Sawma'ah District • Ash Sharyah District • At Taffah District
• Az Zahir District • Dhi Na'im District • Maswarah District • Mukayras District • Na'man District • Nati' District • Rada' District • Radman Al Awad District • Sabah District • Wald Rabi' District

Categories:
Districts of Yemen
Al Bayda' Governorate
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