Al-Jafr, Saudi Arabia

Human settlement in Saudi Arabia

Al-Jafr (also spelled Al-Jafer or Al-Jafar) ( Arabic = الجفر ) is a village in Al-Ahsa in Saudi Arabia. It is located about 10 km from Al-Hofuf and one of the eastern villages of Al-Ahsa.^[1] Unlike nearby villages Al-Jafr has some government offices like Al-Jafr police station and Al-Jafr General Hospital.

References

^ J. B. Mackie (1924). "Hasa: An Arabian Oasis". The Geographical Journal. 63 (3): 194. doi:10.2307/1780933. JSTOR 1780933.

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