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Page 1 of FCO 18/1862

Trucial States, Muscat and Oman: Ras Al Khaimah, 1971

TRUCIAL STATES, MUSCAT AND OMAN 1:100 000 RA'S AL KHAYMAH UTM GRID EDITION 3-GSGS SHEET NG-40-101 370 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 380 81 82 86 87 88 89 390 91 92 . 93 94 95 96 97 26.00 76 2875000m N. 2874000 N. 74 74 74 4 73 73 72 72 72 72 71 71 2870 70 2870 70 59 P. E R S 1 А N G U L F 58 58 Ra's al Khaymah 58 58 25 50 N 2550'N I Mataf 57 CD 45 Ra's Abu Ahmad 45 Şalhiyah Vur TEE Khaw S Khawran 44 4€ Petrol Puma. 15 Mini Abu Abū Suyūl
Page 133 of FO 371/98831

Negotiations between the UK and Saudi Arabia on frontier questions. Code ES file 1081 (papers 44 - 65), 1952

Saudi Arabian Delegation,6. In putting forward this claim Sir Rupert Hay said that, if it was accept -ed without prejudice to Abu Dhabi's claims. 7. The evidence in support of this claim is set out in Mr. Ewart-Biggs' to produce this evidence at the Conference. The claim was received by the Saudi Arabian Delegation without much difficulty. Nevertheless, the Ruler of Qatar's claim was not formally accepted or rejected before ORIGINAL HAS BEENTHIS IS A COPY ... it. Thc Abu Dhabi-Saudi Arabian Frontier. 8. At the Third Meeting
Page 14 of FCO 164/69

Trucial States (United Arab Emirates): oil concessions relating to Umm Al Qaiwain, 01 May 1969 - 30 November 1969

630.00 N, thence by straight lines joining the following reference points: E 650.0 650.0 640.0 N 660 660.0 N E the intersection of 640.0 E with the agreed booundary as shown on the map attached to the Agreement between the Ruler of Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi Petroleum Company Limited and Abu Dhabi Marine Areas Limited 610.0 E 635.0 N 635.0 N 650.0 N E the intersection of 650.0 N with the Abu Dhabi Saudi Arabia frontier to the starting point. Area 1 I 10 Start at point on the Abu Dhabi - Saudi Arabia frontier where
Page 4 of AIR 5/1282

Persian Gulf and Arabian Coast: islands., [c. 1934]

Page 3. NAME. NATURE. N PO SI TI O N. DAIMANIYAT or SABA' JAZAIR. (Seven Islands) A Chain of Islets and Situated at a distance rocks, 12 miles in of 9 miles from the length, they are all BATINAH COAST Island, 9 feet high, bearing scanty grass, belongs to ABU DHABI Shaikh. Situated off the coast of ABU DHABI and 12 miles N.w.of ARZANAH, and about 29 miles N. by E.of DALMAH ISLAND. DALMAH. An Island elliptical elliptical Lying off the coast of in shape,5 miles in ABU DHABI TERRITORY in length by 2 breadth TRUCI AL OMAN
Page 1 of FCO 18/1833

Trucial Oman: Al Uqaylah, 1966

TRUCIAL OMAN 1:100,000 UTM GRID AL ‘UQAYLAH EDITION 1-GSGS SHEET NF-39-041 5240 34 5230 653000m 59 660 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 670 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 680 81 82 83 84 85 50'East of Greenwich 86 87 88 89 690 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 700 01 53.00 702000m E. 03 24 A 51 1 Average relative height of dunes Il metres T T T 52 А A F F S n d d n a a R O Η Α D HI Υ Α Τ 50 58/2347 S 50 Bu Tarbush A 71 2650 49 2 RU QAY YIB 1079 49 o 48 48 43"
Page 53 of FO 371/148956

Frontier disputes between Abu Dhabi, Qatar and Saudi Arabia, 1960

The Sheikh pf Qatar, for his part, has claimed sovereignty over an area in the Abu Dhabi Sheikhdom running government has consistently refused to recognise claims so exaggerated by either partybut they have repeatedly reffered to, as appertaining toAbu Dhabi. They have also recognised the Abu Dhadiclaim to the district of 'Aqal, geographical detailsof which are given in 1 iii of the Appendix to thisnote and which contains boundary of Qatar." Appendix. Boundary of Qatar.1. Extracts from Lorimer's Gazetteer. i. Qatar.(N. B.Mr.
FO 1016/525

Qatar Petroleum Company Ltd: relations with ruler of Qatar, 1956

Qatar Petroleum Company Ltd: relations with ruler of Qatar FO 1016/525 1956 This file concerns relations relations between the Ruler of Qatar Sheikh Ali Bin Abdulla Al Thani and the Qatar Petroleum Company Limited Agreement of accounts for 1955 between QPC and the Qatar Government Complications in the QPC’s funding of Technical School and the rest house in Bahrain Comment by N M P Reilly on the need to plan for when oil runs out in of oil from the Haradh area of Saudi Arabia via Qatar by the Arabian American Oil Company (ARAMCO) This
Page 27 of FO 371/98830

Negotiations between the UK and Saudi Arabia on frontier questions. Code ES file 1081 (papers 1 to 43), 1952

Wiltonhave been carrying out some investigations in Qatar and Abu Dhabiwhich will not be complete much before are able to provide. H Qatar. 3. There seems to be little doubt that, in Qatar at any rate, a the frontier most southerly point it goesdown to latitude 24° 33' N. Thus the "protection line" appearsto be roughly half-way between the Qatari and the Saudi claims. Abu Dhabi. 5. Shaikh Hazza's claim referred to in paragraph 10 E. 19° N., and the WadiMughsin is at 55° E. and 190 30' N.). Thesiger's view is thatAbu Dhabi should
Page 1 of FCO 18/1890

Oman and the United Arab Emirates (UAE): Sabkhat Umm Al Alqa, 1967

OMAN AND UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 1:100,000 SABKHAT UMM AL ALQA UTM GRID EDITION T-GSGS SHEET NF-40-015 69 270 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 290 91 92 93 94 95 2340 relative height of dunes 22 metres 18 18 Sfera 'N woo2192 17 o 16 - 16 Tawi Bu Hafäfah? (Well? 10182 14 14 D S n Average relative height of dunes 22 metres S a d NA u n بیا 13 WWE 5863386 5863386 Sab kh at Huer 12 N 12 o 12 M a n a а 11 Tawi Huraymah? (Well?) II 2610 10 10 2610
Page 93 of FCO 46/630

British military presence in the Persian Gulf, 1970

would be offered as appropriate to Bahrain, Qatar, Abu Dhabi and Dubai, The recommendations regarding assistance in (1) to (n) above should stand in respect of Bahrain, Qatar, Abu Dhabi and Dubai. NOTHING
Page 82 of FCO 8/66

Persian Gulf currency, 1967

proviso in paragraph 1 of New Delhi telegram N. 128. If all the notes withdrawn in Qatar and the Trucial States States except Abu Dhabi are held for account of the Government of Qatar they should be shipped in the name of the Government of Qatar. As far as we are aware, there is no direct claim by Dubai, Sharjah, or any any of the other Trucial States (except Abu Dhabi) on the proceeds of redemption. If this is correct only two claimants acting as princip/ /als, Qatar and Abu Dhabi. It would follow from above that a breakdown
Page 1 of FCO 18/1820

Oman and the United Arab Emirates (UAE): Murban, 1975

OMAN AND UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 1:100,000 MURBĀN UTM GRID EDITION 3-GSGS SHEET NF-39-043 36 45 55 56 150 760 1 57 85 95 58 59 61 62 63 64 65 1 160 770 1 67 66 68 69 71 40 72 77 76 To 94 96 97 98 99 01 02 1 03 04 1 1 05 54°00'E 24°00'N 57 24°00'N 56 56 UTM CRID ZONE DESIGNATION outcrop) -54 Murban UMM BĪBĀN o S a n d р Murben 25 n Murban 31 54 54 55 53 lidble to be covered drifting sand) indefinite olm 0 C $ 0 n d р 1 a n alignment 52 indefir -53 52 52 QUSHASH