Al-Aryam Island

 United Arab Emirates

Al-Aryam Island (Arabic: جزيرة الاريام) is an island in the Persian Gulf off the west coast of Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates. It was formerly known as Bu Khushaishah.^[1] The island is 60km away from Abu Dhabi and is connected to the mainland through a bridge.^[2]

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Emirate of Abu Dhabi

Cities and areas

• Abu al Abyad
• Abu Dhabi
• Al Ain
• Al-Aryam Island
• Al Faqa (shared with Dubai)
• Al Yahar
• Al Maryah Island
• Al Mushrif
• Al Nahyan
• Al-Wathbah
• Dalma
• Das Island
• Habshan
• Halat al Bahrani
• Khalifa City
• Liwa Oasis
• Madinat Zayed
• Marawah
• Mussafah
• Remah
• Ruwais
• Sila
• Sir Bani Yas
• Abu Dhabi Global Market
• Swaihan
• Yas Island
• Al Fahid Island

Municipal regions

• Abu Dhabi Region
• Adh-Dhafrah (Gharbiyyah, Western) Region
• Al-Ain (Sharqiyyah, Eastern) Region

Government

• Al Nahyan family (Royal House)
• Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan (Ruler)

Culture

Cultural property of national significance in Abu Dhabi

• Abu Dhabi Cultural Foundation
• Al Ain National Museum
• Guggenheim Abu Dhabi
• Louvre Abu Dhabi
• Qasr al-Hosn
• Qasr Al Watan
• Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque
• Sheikh Zayed Palace Museum
• Zayed National Museum

Transport

Abu Dhabi International Airport

Al Ain International Airport

Mussafah Bridge

Port Zayed

Salam Street

Sheikh Zayed Bridge

Infrastructure

• Al Lulu Island
• Al Nahyan Stadium
• Al Raha
• Al Reem Island
• Central Market Project
• Khalifa Port
• Kizad
• Masdar City
• Saadiyat Island
• Al Fahid Island
• Tallest buildings

History

• Timeline of Abu Dhabi (city)

Sister Cities

• Houston
• Madrid
• Rahim Yar Khan

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