A 60-meter tall flagpole overlooking Al-Baha city flew the Saudi flag amid fog during Saudi National Day celebrations.
According to SPA, the flag at this high point in the region measures 18 meters long and 12 meters wide.
The Al-Baha Region and its governorates feature more than 13 flagpoles with heights ranging from 34 to 60 meters. These poles carry flags measuring 12 by 8 meters and are positioned across main squares and mountain peaks.
The arrangement of the main flagpole and surrounding flags is designed to suit the terrain and nature of each governorate to add an aesthetic character to the urban landscape.
What are the dimensions of the main flagpole and flag in Al-Baha? The main flagpole overlooking Al-Baha city stands 60 meters tall. The Saudi flag flown from this specific pole measures 18 meters in length and 12 meters in width, and it was seen fluttering amid fog during the region’s Saudi National Day celebrations.
How many flagpoles are located across the Al-Baha Region? There are more than 13 flagpoles distributed throughout the Al-Baha Region and its governorates. These poles range in height from 34 to 60 meters and carry Saudi flags that measure 12 by 8 meters.
Where are the flagpoles in Al-Baha positioned? The flagpoles are located across main squares in the region’s cities and on mountain peaks. They are placed in an architectural arrangement designed to harmonize with the terrain and nature of each governorate to enhance the urban landscape.