Jabal al-Tair Island
Jabal al-Tair Island is a roughly oval volcanic island in Yemen, northwest of the constricted Bab al-Mandab passage at the mouth of the Red Sea, about halfway between mainland Yemen and Eritrea.
NASA, Public domain.- Island
- …lies at an elevation of around 240 metres (800 feet)
- Description: volcano island in Red Sea
- Also known as“Al-Tair Island”“Bird Island”“Djabal al-Tayr”“Gebel Teir Island”“Isola Gebel Teir”“Isola Gebel Tier”“Jabal at Tayr”“Jazirat at-Tair”“Jebel at Tāir”“Tair Island”
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Latitude
15.54086° or 15° 32′ 27″ north
Longitude
41.83352° or 41° 50′ 1″ east
Open location code
7H73GRRM+8C
OpenStreetMap ID
OpenStreetMap feature
natural = coastline
OpenStreetMap feature
place = island
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In Other Languages
From Arabic to Vietnamese—“Jabal al-Tair Island” goes by many names.
جبل الطيرArabic
جزيرة جبل الطيرArabic
Jabal al-Tair IslandAsturian
Cəbəl-ət-TairAzerbaijani
Jabal al-TairBasque
Jabal aţ ŢayrCebuano
傑貝爾·阿爾泰爾島Chinese
杰贝尔·阿尔泰尔岛Chinese
Džabal at-TajrCzech
Džazíra Džabal at-TajrCzech
Džebel el-TejralCzech
جبل الطيرCzech
Jabal al-TairDutch
Jabal al-Tair eilandDutch
Jabal al-TayrDutch
Jabal al-Tayr-eilandDutch
SaibanDutch
جبل الطيرEgyptian Arabic
جبل الطير (اليمن)Egyptian Arabic
ג’בל א-טיירHebrew
ג’בל אל תעירHebrew
Pulau gunung al-TairIndonesian
Isola di Jabal al-TairItalian
ジャバル・アルタイール島Japanese
Džabal al TairasLithuanian
Jabal al-TairNorwegian Nynorsk
جزیره جبل الطیرPersian
Джебель ат-ТайрRussian
Джебель-эт-ТаирRussian
Džabal at-TajrSlovak
Jabal al-TairSwedish
Jabal al-TayrSwedish
Jebel TeirSwedish
Джабал аль-ТаїрUkrainian
Jabal al-TairVietnamese
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