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Dahaban

Coordinates: 21°56′N 39°07′E / 21.933°N 39.117°E / 21.933; 39.117
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Dahban or 'Dahaban'(Arabic:دهبان) is an ancient village on the coast of Saudi Arabia (Red Sea). It is in Makkah Province, a few kilometers north of Jeddah. For a long time it has been a fishing center until Durrat Al-Arus opened in 1996 which made it also a tourism village. Dahaban lies on the main highway running along the west coast of Saudi Arabia between Jeddah and Rabigh.

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in Dahaban around 3000 family most of them are Jedani's

21°56′N 39°07′E / 21.933°N 39.117°E / 21.933; 39.117

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