Morphological and hydrogeochemical studies of some plains and Wadis in South Sinai, Egypt [electronic resource].

Includes references.

Ramlet Himeir and Dabbt EI Quari plains as well as Wadi Nasseib, Wadi Saba and Wadi Nukhul are considered one of the promising parts of South Sinai-, due to the presence of many characteristic features; wide areas of arable lands, high potential of groundwater and relatively high rainfall. Geomorphologically, Baba basin is slightly elongated, triangular in shape, its base in the NE direction toward the scarp of E1-Tih Plateau. Ramlet Hirneir is a sandy plain represents a topographically controlled lacustrine playa. Nukhul basin lies toward the cast of Abu Zenima town and drains to the Gulf of Suez. Seih•Sidri basin is occupied by elongated highland and mountainous terrain. The relief along this basin is high in average and is represented by Gabal Iqna, Gabal Abu Alaga and Gabal Saniya.

Summary in Arabic.

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