Arar–Baghdad highway

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The Arar–Baghdad highway is a major international road linking central Iraq with northern Saudi Arabia, serving as a key route for trade, travel, and pilgrimage between the two countries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf international highway
road
borderCrossing Arar border crossing
connects Arar
Baghdad
country Iraq
Saudi Arabia
function pilgrimage route
trade route
travel route
hasDirection north–south
importance key route for bilateral trade
key route for religious tourism
lanes dual carriageway (in significant sections)
maintainedBy Iraqi road authorities (Iraqi section)
Saudi road authorities (Saudi section)
partOf Iraq–Saudi Arabia road network
regionServed central Iraq
northern Saudi Arabia
roadType paved highway
role facilitates overland connectivity between the Gulf region and Iraq
terminusInIraq Baghdad
terminusInSaudiArabia Arar
traverses desert areas between Iraq and Saudi Arabia
usedBy commercial trucks
pilgrimage convoys
private vehicles
usedFor Hajj pilgrimage travel
movement of goods between Iraq and Saudi Arabia
movement of people between Iraq and Saudi Arabia

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Iraq–Saudi Arabia border area roadConnection Arar–Baghdad highway
Arar border crossing partOf Iraq–Saudi Arabia transport corridor
linked to: Arar–Baghdad highway
Arar–Baghdad highway partOf Iraq–Saudi Arabia road network
linked to: Arar–Baghdad highway