Saada Governorate

Saada or Sa'dah is one of the governorates of Yemen. The governorate's seat and the largest city is . It is the epicentre of Zaydism and where the Houthi group originates from.
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  • Type: State with 695,000 residents
  • Description: governorate of Yemen
  • Also known as: Liwa di Şa‘dah”, “Liwa di Sa`dah”, “Liwa of Saada”, “Liwa‘ el-Qiblah”, “Liwā’ el-Qiblah”, “Liwa’ esh-Sham”, “Liwā’ esh-Shām”, “Liwā’ Şi‘dah”, “Liwa‘ Si`dah”, “Muhafazat Sa`dah”, “Province of Şa‘dah”, “Province of Sa`dah”, “Şa‘dah”, “Sa’dah Governorate”, “Sa`dah”, and “سراة خولان
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Saada Governorate

Latitude
17.0634° or 17° 3′ 48″ north
Longitude
43.9149° or 43° 54′ 54″ east
Population
695,000
Elevation
1,930 metres (6,332 feet)
Open location code
7H953W77+9X
Open­Street­Map ID
node 663081625
Open­Street­Map feature
place=­state
Geo­Names ID
71333
Wiki­data ID
Q275732
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In Other Languages

From Arabic to Wu Chinese—“Saada Governorate” goes by many names.
  • Arabic: صعدة
  • Arabic: محافظة صعدة
  • Basque: Sa’dah gobernantzia
  • Belarusian: Саада
  • Bengali: সা’দাহ গভর্নরেট
  • Bengali: সাঁদা গভর্নোরেট
  • Bulgarian: Саада
  • Catalan: Governació de Sa’dah
  • Cebuano: Muḩāfaz̧at Şa‘dah
  • Chinese: Sa’dah Séng
  • Chinese: 萨达省
  • Chinese: 薩達省
  • Croatian: Sa’da
  • Croatian: Sada
  • Czech: Provincie Sa’ada
  • Czech: provincie Sa’da
  • Czech: Sa’ada
  • Danish: Saada Governorate
  • Dutch: Sa’dah
  • Esperanto: Provinco Sa’da
  • Esperanto: Provinco Sada
  • Esperanto: Sa’da
  • Esperanto: Sada
  • Finnish: Saada
  • French: Gouvernorat de Sa’dah
  • French: Gouvernorat de Saada
  • French: Sa’dah
  • Georgian: საადა
  • Georgian: საადის მუჰაფაზა
  • German: Gouvernement Saʿda
  • German: Saada
  • German: Saʿda
  • German: YE-SD
  • Greek: Κυβερνείο Σάαντα
  • Greek: Σάαντα
  • Gujarati: સાદા ગવર્નોરેટ
  • Hebrew: מחוז סעדה
  • Hebrew: מחוז צעדה
  • Hebrew: סעדה
  • Hebrew: צעדה
  • Hindi: सआदाह प्रान्त
  • Hindi: साडा गवर्नरेट
  • Hungarian: Szaada kormányzóság
  • Hungarian: Szaada
  • Indonesian: Kegubernuran Saada
  • Italian: governatorato di Sa’da
  • Italian: Governatorato di Sa’da
  • Italian: Governatorato di Sa’dah
  • Japanese: サーダ (イエメンの州)
  • Japanese: サアダ県
  • Kannada: ಸಾಡ ಗವರ್ನರ್
  • Korean: 사다주
  • Latvian: Saadas muhāfaza
  • Lithuanian: Saados gubernija
  • Malay: Kegabenoran Saada
  • Marathi: सादा गव्हर्नोरेट
  • Min Nan Chinese: Sa’dah Séng
  • Norwegian Bokmål: Sa’dah
  • Norwegian Nynorsk: Saada guvernement
  • Norwegian: Sa’dah
  • Persian: استان صعده
  • Persian: صعده
  • Polish: Sada
  • Portuguese: Sa’dah
  • Portuguese: Sadá
  • Portuguese: Sadah
  • Romanian: Guvernoratul Sa’dah
  • Russian: Саада
  • Scots: Sa’dah Govrenorate
  • Serbo-Croatian: Sada
  • Sinhala: සාදා පළාත
  • Slovenian: guvernat Sada
  • Slovenian: Guvernat Sada
  • South Azerbaijani: صعده اوستانی
  • Spanish: Gobernacion de Sa’dah
  • Spanish: Gobernación de Sa’dah
  • Swahili: Wilaya ya Sadah
  • Swedish: Sada
  • Swedish: Sadah
  • Tamil: சாதா கோவெர்னோரேட்
  • Telugu: సాదా గవర్నరేట్
  • Thai: เขตผู้ว่าการเศาะอ์ดะฮ์
  • Turkish: Saada ili
  • Turkish: Saada
  • Ukrainian: Саада
  • Urdu: سادہ گوورنوراتے
  • Urdu: محافظہ صعدہ
  • Vietnamese: Tỉnh Saada
  • Wu Chinese: 萨达省

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