Northern Borders Province

Northern Borders Province is an administrative region of Saudi Arabia bordering Iraq and Jordan. Its capital is Arar.

Arar: Arar is a city in northern Saudi Arabia and the capital of Northern Borders Province. The provincial capital and largest urban center anchors administration and services.
Arar Domestic Airport: Arar Domestic Airport serves Arar and surrounding areas in northern Saudi Arabia. It connects the provincial capital with destinations elsewhere in the kingdom.
Saudi Arabia–Iraq relations: Saudi Arabia–Iraq relations are the political, economic, and security ties between the two countries. Border access through the province makes it a practical point of contact.
King Khalid International Airport (Arar): King Khalid International Airport is the airport serving Arar, Saudi Arabia. It is the principal air gateway for the provincial capital.
Rafha: Rafha is a town in Northern Borders Province, Saudi Arabia. This eastern provincial town lies near the Iraqi border.
Arar border crossing: Arar border crossing is a Saudi–Iraqi land crossing near the city of Arar. It provides a direct road link between the province and Iraq.
Saudi Arabia–Jordan relations: Saudi Arabia–Jordan relations are the political, economic, and security ties between the two countries. The province’s northwestern crossings support movement and trade with Jordan.
Northern Border University: Northern Border University is a public university headquartered in Arar, Saudi Arabia. Its campuses serve students across the province’s main towns.
Turaif: Turaif is a town in Northern Borders Province, Saudi Arabia. Its position near the Jordanian border gives it a distinct frontier role.
Turaif border crossing: Turaif border crossing is a Saudi–Jordanian land crossing near Turaif. It connects the province to Jordan across its northwestern frontier.

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Al-Jouf ProvinceCompared with: It is a neighboring northern region with a different border and settlement pattern.