"دليل الجزيرة العربية المجلد II" [‎١‎٣‎٩‎٠] (٦٨٨/٤٥١)

Hamrah
or Hamrat-al-
'Abriyln.
'OMAN PROPER
Position.
3 hours from Bah-
lah, direction un
certain.
A few miles east of
Adam.
2 hours from Bis-
ya, direction un
certain.
On the left bank
of Wadi Kalbu, 3
miles below Niz-
wa.
In Wadi Saifam, 3
miles from Bah-
lah.
On the northern
border of the dis
trict 5 miles
north-east of
Hamrah.
5 hours south of
Izki, 2 hours west
of Khadhra Bin-
Daffa', 1 hour
from Wadi Hal-
fain and 2 or 3
hours from the
nearest hills. It
is perhaps situat
ed in the Wadi
Qant affluent of
of Wadi 'Andam.
Houses
and
inhabitants.
120 houses of Bani
Shakail.
100 houses of Al
Wahibah of the
Al Bu Hidai sec
tion.
30 houses of 'Aua-
mir and 20 of Al
Bu Sa'id.
Large village of 150
houses of Bani
'Auf, 'Abriyin
and mixed tribes.
50 houses of Bani
Hina.
40 houses of 'Abri-
yin.
50 houses of 'Awa-
mir; mostly of
mud, but some
mere huts.
On the left bank
of Wadi Ghol, a
few miles west of
Tanuf and north
of Bahlah.
300 houses of 'Ab-
riyin built of stone
and gypsum.
Remarks.
See article Bahlah.
Livestock are 40 camels, 30
donkeys, 50 cattle and
2,000 sheep and goats.
There are 4,000 date
trees.
Resources are 50 camels,
75donkeys, 20 cattle, 5,000
sheep and goats and about
2,000 date palms.
Animals are 10 camels, 15
donkeys, 15 cattle and 100
sheep and goats. Date
palms are 2,000.
Much wheat and indigo are
grown: the indigo has
a high reputation. There
are 10 donkeys, 60 cattle,
60 sheep and goats and
1,500 date palms.
Here there are 4 horses, 12
donkeys, 20 cattle and 100
sheep and goats, also 1,200
palms.
Animals are 4 donkeys, 6
cattle and 100 sheep and
goats. Date trees num
ber 800.
Dates and wheat are grown
by irrigation from springs.
There is no bazaar, and
purchases are made at
Khadhra Bin-Dafla'. The
country around is open.
This village belongs to the
Falaj-al-'Awamir group.
There are 10 donkeys, 10
cattle, 40 sheep and goats
and 1,500 date palms.
Livestock are 10 camels, 40
donkeys, 60 cattle and 200
sheep and goats ; there are
6,000 date palms.