Tabuk Province

Tabuk Province spans over 146,072 square kilometers along the Red Sea coast, representing 6.9 percent of Saudi Arabia's total territory with 886,036 inhabitants.

The province gained formal establishment in 1925 after Saudi Arabia's unification, with Mohammed Bin Abdulaziz al-Shuhail serving as its first governor until 1930.

The province maintains strong connections to the Howeitat tribe traditions while incorporating six distinct governorates: al-Wajh, Duba, Tayma, Ummlujj, Haql, and al-Badʻ.

The provincial headquarters operates from Tabuk City on King Abdullah Road, coordinating with government entities to deliver services across all districts.

The province exports flowers, including lilies and gladiolas, to European markets while preparing for the development of the futuristic Neom City project.

Location: Saudi Arabia

Capital city: Tabuk

Shares border with: Medina Province, Ḥaʼil Province, Al-Jowf Province

Address: Tabuk Province Saudi Arabia

GPS coordinates: 28.00000,37.00000

Latest update: May 28, 2025 18:19