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Governorate of YemenFor the capital city of Yemen, see Sanaa .Governorate in Azal Region, Yemen
Jabal Nuqm or Jabal Nuqum in the area of Sanaa. Local legend has it that after the death of Noah , his son Shem built the city at the base of this mountain.Sanaa (Arabic : صَنْعَاء Ṣanʿāʾ San'a' or Sana , is a governorate of Yemen . Its capital is Sanaa , which is also the national capital. However, the city of Sanaa is not part of the governorate but instead forms the separate governorate of Amanat Al-Asemah . The Governorate covers an area of 13,850 km (5,350 sq mi). As of 2004, the population was 2,918,379 inhabitants. Within this place is Jabal An-Nabi Shu'ayb or Jabal Hadhur, the highest mountain in the nation and the Arabian Peninsula .
Geography
Adjacent governorates
Districts
Sanaa Governorate is divided into the following 16 districts. These districts are further divided into sub-districts, and then further subdivided into villages:
Northern
Western
Arabia's highest mountain , Jabal Hadhur or Jabal An-Nabi Shu'ayb of the Harazi subrange of the Sarat range , is in Bani Matar District Eastern
Populated places
"ʽAmd" redirects here. For American semiconductor company, see AMD .
Ad Da'ir
Ad Dabbat
Ad Dabr
Ad Dahrah
Ad Dar Al Bayda'
Ad Dayʽah
Ad Dilʽ
Ad Dummam
Ad Durub
Ad-Dafa
ʽAdar
ʽAfish
Al ʽAbbasi
Al ʽArashi
Al ʽArid, Yemen
Al ʽArif
Al ʽArus
Al ʽAtm
Al ʽIdiz
Al ʽIrrah
Al ʽUlliyah
Al ʽUrr
Al ʽUruq
Al Abraq, Yemen
Al Aljam
Al Aysar
Al Barar
Al Bashawil
Al Baslan
Al Fisirah
Al Ghalil
Al Ghiras
Al Hajjarah
Al Hajz
Al Hanajir
Al Hanakah
Al Harajah
Al harf
Al Harrah, Yemen
Al Hashishiyah
Al Hatab
Al Hatabah
Al Hatarish
Al Hawiri
Al Hayfah
Al Hijlah
Al-Hijrah
Al-Husayn, Yemen
Al-Jaʽadib
Al-Ja'If
Al-Jaʽr
Al-Jaby
Al-Jahili
Al-Jahiliyah, Sanaʽa
Al-Jalb
Al-Janadib
Al-Jannat
Al-Jarda'
Al-Jayrif
Al-Jiraf
Al-Jirah
Al-Jirmah
Al-Jirwah
Al-Jurn
Al-Kawlah
Al-Khamis
Al-Kharabah, Sanaʽa
Al-Kharibah
Al-Kharifi
Al-Khasamah
Al-Khirah
Al-Lakamah
Al-Lijam
Al-Lumi Al-Maʽinah
Al-Ma'Khadh
Al-Ma'Mar
Al-Maʽshur
Al-Maʽyanah
Al-Madawir
Al-Madlaʽah
Al-Magharib
Al-Mahadhi
Al-Mahajir
Al-Mahaqirah Al-Mahattah
Al-Makarib Al-Manar, Sanaʽa
Al-Mantar
Al-Maqtuʽ
Al-Marahidah
Al-Marasib
Al-Marzamah
Al-Masajid, Sanaʽa
Al-Masinah
Al-Masnaʽah
Al-Matrat
Al-Mawqaʽ
Al-Mayqaʽ
Al-Miʽzab
Al-Miqash
Al-Miqyadah
Al-Mishraf
Al-Munaqqab Al-Qadam
Al-Qadhaf
Al-Qalis
Al-Qarah, Sanaʽa
Al-Qasim, Sanaʽa
Al-Qasr
Al-Qirran
Al-Qufl, Sanaʽa
Al-Qulad
Al-Qurayshi
Al-Waqf, Yemen
Al-Watan, Sanaʽa
Al-Yaʽabir
Al-Yaʽar
ʽAlman
ʽAmad
ʽAmaqah
ʽAmbaq
ʽAmd
Amrash
‘Amri
An Nabat
An Najd
Anib
ʽAqlar
Ar Rabam
Ar Rahabah Ar Ramad
Ar Rawdah, Sanaʽa Ar Rawnah
Ar Rihabi
ʽAraqah
ʽArjaz
ʽArtam
Artil As Salahi
As Salul
As Sawadayn
As Sirr, Yemen
As Sudah
As Sunnatayn Asal, Yemen
Ash Sharaf, Sanaʽa
Ash Shiʽb al-Aswad
Ash Shutbah
ʽAshib
ʽAsr At Tawilah
ʽAttan ʽAwmarah
Az Zaby
Az Zafir
Az Zahrah
Az Zurah
Baʽadan
Bahkah
Bahlul, Yemen
Bahman, Yemen
Bakar, Yemen
Balsanah
Bani ʽAbbad
Bani ʽAbd
Bani ʽAsim
Bani ʽId
Bani ʽUtban
Bani Az Zubayr
Bani Dahman
Bani Dawud
Bani Dud
Bani Hawat
Bani Humi
Bani Jawbah
Bani Malik
Bani Mansur
Bani Marih
Bani Maymun
Bani Murrah
Bani Nukayʽ
Bani Qutran
Bani Sabʽah
Bani Shaddad
Bani Shubati
Bani Sulayman
Bani Sulih
Bani Za'Id
Bani Ziyad
Barhan
Baril, Yemen
Barran, Yemen
Bawʽan
Bayn ʽAmir
Bayt Ad Dayl
Bayt Adh Dhafif
Bayt Adh Dhi'B
Bayt ʽAdhran Bayt al-ʽAli
Bayt al-ʽAnsi
Bayt al-Bihar
Bayt al-Ghawi
Bayt al-Hamra'
Bayt al-Hamudi
Bayt al-Haqr
Bayt al-Harithi
Bayt al-Hawiri
Bayt al-Hindawana
Bayt al-Huwayt
Bayt al-Jiddi
Bayt al-Mifdal
Bayt al-Mudʽi
Bayt al-Mushriqi
Bayt al-Qadi
Bayt al-Qamus
Bayt al-Qunayyah
Bayt al-Wishah
Bayt al-Yatim
Bayt al-Yisri
Bayt ʽAmir
Bayt an-Naʽam
Bayt An Nukhayf
Bayt ar-Rubuʽi
Bayt Ar Rumaym
Bayt Arhab
Bayt As Suwaydi
Bayt Az Zafiq
Bayt Az Zaydah
Bayt Az Zubdani
Bayt Az Zuwar
Bayt Baws Bayt Bi'R Zanir
Bayt Daʽir
Bayt Dahrah
Bayt Fashid
Bayt Ghadir
Bayt Ghawbar
Bayt Habis
Bayt Hadir
Bayt Hanbas Bayt Hirash
Bayt ʽIsa
Bayt Juhays
Bayt Jurayd
Bayt Kahin
Bayt Katmasar
Bayt Khulaqah
Bayt Mahdam
Bayt Mahfad Bayt Majraz
Bayt Marran
Bayt Miʽyad
Bayt Naʽamah Bayt Naʽim
Bayt Qatir
Bayt Radm Bayt Rijal
Bayt Saʽd
Bayt Shaban
Bayt Shimran
Bayt Shu'ayb Bayt Shubayl
Bayt Suwa
Bayt Umm Jalli
Bayt ʽUqab Bayt Zabadan
Bi'R al-Hudhayl
Bid Bida
Daʽan Fatihat
Ghabir
Ghadran
Ghayman Ghulah Dhayfan
Ghurabah
Hababah
Habas, Yemen
Haddah Hadir, Yemen
Hadrami, Sanaʽa
Hadran, Yemen
Hadur
Hafat Idris
Hafid, Yemen
Hajana
Hajar Saʽid Hakam, Yemen
Halhal
Hallah, Yemen
Hamdani, Yemen
Hamidah Hammar
Hanadan, Yemen
Harran, Yemen
Haz, Yemen Hijrat al-Kibs
Husn Mashmal
Hutaib
Ibn Hajib
ʽIlaf
ʽIman
ʽInad
ʽIyal Musa
Ja'If Hamdan
Jaʽlal
Jabal ʽUras
Jabal al-Mururah
Jadar, Yemen Jawb
Jidr al-Aʽla
Jidr al-Asfal
Jihanah
Jiharine
Jirban
Kabar, Yemen
Karin, Yemen
Khadarah
Khalaqah
Khamar
Kharab As Sanaf
Khiwan
Kushar
Lakamat al-Kuruf
Lakamat al-Miʽqab
Luluwah
Madam, Yemen Madarah
Madhbah Madhbal
Madid
Madinat Khayan
Madwal
Mafhaq
Mahajil
Mahall Rayd
Mahaqra
Mahwa Aser Mahwash, Yemen
Malikah, Yemen
Manakhah
Manwar
Masʽud
Masaarde
Masham, Yemen
Masur, Yemen
Masyab Matnah Matwah
Mawsanah
Melaba
Mughrabi, Yemen
Naʽat, Yemen Najr Naqi al-Fardah
Naqil Yaslah
Nuʽḍ
Numayr, Sanaʽa
Nusayl Zirajah
Qahazah
Qamlan
Qarat Bani Suwar
Qaratil
Qarin, Yemen
Qarn Hashim
Qaryat al-Musalli
Qaryat al-Qabil Qaryat al-ʽUrrah as-Sufla
Qaryat ʽAsr al-Asfal
Qataʽ
Quflat ʽUdhr
Qusayr, Yemen
Radman, Yemen Rahabah
Raju, Yemen
Rakab
Rayʽan Raymah Rayshan
Rayshan Bani Matar
Riham
Rohm As Sufla
Ruhayqah
Ruhm al-ʽUlya
Ruhm As Sufla
Ruhub
Safia, Yemen
Samaʽ
Sanaʽa
Sanaf
Sanhan, Yemen
Sarf
Sawad, Yemen
Saʽwan
Sayh, Yemen
Sayyan Shamlan, Yemen
Sharaf, Yemen
Shararah
Shatbi
Shaybirah
Sinaf
Sinan, Yemen
Sinwan
Sirwan, Yemen
Suʽut
Subar
Sudan, Yemen
Sudum
Sumayr
Suq al-Jumʽah
Suq As Sabt
Suq Bayt Naʽam Suq Buʽan
Suryan
Thalsa'
Tubr
Tuzan
ʽUruq
ʽUwayrah
Waʽla
Waʽlan
Wadi al-Bi'R
Wadi al-Jar
Wadi Har
Waqash
Wasit, Sanaʽa
Wasl
Yashiʽ
Zijān References
"Statistical Yearbook 2011" . Central Statistical Organisation. Retrieved 24 February 2013.McLaughlin, Daniel (2008). "3: Sana'a". Yemen Bradt Travel Guides . p. 67. ISBN 978-1-8416-2212-5
^ زبارة, محمد بن محمد بن يحيى اليمني/الصنعاني (1998-01-01). نيل الوطر من تراجم رجال اليمن في القرن الثالث عشر 1-2 ج1 ISBN 978-2-7451-2623-8
^ Gazetteer of Arabia Qatar Digital Library . 1917. Retrieved 2020-04-17.
^ "Jabal an-Nabī Shu'ayb, Bani Matar, Sanaa, Yemen" . Mindat.org. Retrieved 2020-04-17.
^ Robert D. Burrowes (2010). Historical Dictionary of Yemen Rowman & Littlefield . pp. 5–340. ISBN 978-0-8108-5528-1
^ McLaughlin, Daniel (2008). "1: Background". Yemen Bradt Travel Guides . p. 3. ISBN 978-1-8416-2212-5
Places adjacent to Sanaa Governorate
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Sanaʽa Governorate (surrounds 
