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Template:Infobox UAE community Jumeirah Islands (Template:Lang-ar) is a housing development in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, developed by Nakheel Properties, one of Dubai's largest developers. It lies directly inland from Dubai Marina and Jumeirah Lakes Towers, just east of the main spinal highway, Sheikh Zayed Road (E11), between interchanges 5 and 6. Jumeirah Islands consists of small islands (called clusters), each comprising 16 villas. They all sit in an artificial lake. The lake is so large that the whole complex has a land to water ratio of 23:77 Jumeirah Islands lies directly inland from Dubai Marina and Jumeirah Lakes Towers, just east of the main spinal highway, Sheikh Zayed Road (E11), between interchanges 5 and 6. The complex includes 50 islands (46 of which are the residential clusters), a restaurant, a supermarket, a Club House, a gym, and a leisure facility. Each of the 736 houses has its own swimming pool. The project was completed by the close of 2006. Nearby properties include the Jumeirah Lake Towers and Palm Jumeirah, both built by Nakheel.

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v t e Neighbourhoods and communities in Dubai
Deira and the northwestern sector of Dubai (Sector 1)	Abu Hail Al Baraha Al Buteen Al Corniche Al Dhagaya Al Hamriya Port Al Khabisi Al Mamzar Al Muraqqabat Al Murar Al Muteena Al Ras Al Rigga Al Sabkha Al Waheda Ayal Nasir Corniche Deira Hor Al Anz Naif Port Saeed Rigga Al Buteen
Mushraif and the northern sector of Dubai (Sector 2)	Al Ayas Al Garhoud Al Khawaneej Al Mizhar Al Rashidiya Al Nahda Al Qusais Al Twar Dubai Airport Mirdif Muhaisnah Mushraif Nad Shamma Oud Al Muteena Umm Ramool Wadi Alamardi
Bur Dubai and the western sector of Dubai (Sector 3)	Al Bada Al Barsha Al Hamriya Al Hudaiba Al Jaddaf Al Jafilia Al Karama Al Kifaf Al Manara Al Mankhool Al Merkad Al Quoz Al Rifa Al Safa Al Satwa Al Shindagha Al Souk Al Kabir Al Sufouh Al Thanyah Al Wasl Business Bay Downtown Dubai Dubai Marina Jumeirah Jumeirah Bay Jumeirah Island 2 Madinat Dubai Al Melaheyah Nakhlat Jumeirah Oud Metha Trade Centre 1 Trade Centre 2 Umm Al Sheif Umm Hurair Umm Suqeim World Islands Zabeel
Ras Al Khor and the north-central sector of Dubai (Sector 4)	Al Khairan First Al Kheeran Al Warqaa Nad Al Hammar Ras Al Khor Wadi Alshabak
Jabal Ali and the southwestern sector of Dubai (Sector 5)	Al Wajeha Al Bahriah Dubai Investment Park Hessyan Jabal Ali Madinat Al Mataar Mena Jabal Ali Nakhlat Jabal Ali Saih Shuaib
Hadaeq Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid and the central sector of Dubai (Sector 6)	Al Barsha South Al Hebiah Bu Kadra Hadaeq Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Me'aisem Nadd Al Shiba Nadd Hessa Ras Al Khor Industrial Area Wadi Al Safa Warsan
Al Awir and the northeastern sector of Dubai (Sector 7)	Al Awir Al Meryal Al Wohoosh Enkhali Lehbab Nazwah
Hatta and the eastern sector of Dubai (Sector 8)	Al Maha Al Rowaiyah Hatta Le Hemaira Margab Margham Mereiyeel Remah Umm Al Daman Umm Al Mo'meneen Umm Eselay Yaraah
Al Marmoom and the southern sector of Dubai (Sector 9)	Al Fagaa Al Hathmah Al Layan Al Lesaily Al Marmoom Al O'shoosh Al Selal Al Yalayis Al Yufrah Ghadeer Barashy Grayteesah Hefair Mugatrah Saih Al-Dahal Saih Al Salam Saih Shua'alah Umm Nahad

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