Ḥalāʼib (Sudan)
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- BGN Gazetteer of Sudan(Ḥalāʼib: ppl. 22°13 ́00ʺN 36°38 ́00ʺE; variant: Ḥalāyib)
- GEOnet, 27 May 2008:(Ḥalāʼib, ppl; 22°13 ́00ʺN 36°38 ́00ʺE; variants: Ḥalayb, Ḥalayib, Haleib, Halla ʼIb, Mersa)
- Wikipedia, via www, 30 June 2014:(Hala'ib (Arabic: Ḥalāyib) or Halayeb is a Red Sea port and town, located in the Hala'ib Triangle, a 20,580 km2 (7,950 sq mi) area disputed between Egypt and Sudan. The town lies on the southern tip of the Egyptian Red Sea Riviera and is near the ruins of medieval Aydhab. De facto control of the area is held by the Egyptian government)
- al-Nizāʻ al-iqlīmī al-Miṣrī al-Sūdānī ḥawla minṭaqat Ḥalāyib bayna al-asānīd wa-al-iddiʻāʾāt, 1994.
- BGN Gazetteer of Sudan(Ḥalāʾib: ppl. 22p0s13 ́00"N 36p0s38 ́00"E; variant: Ḥalāyib)