Siyoun District is about 320 kilometers from the provincial capital Mukalla.

As for the terrain, the district consists of a relatively flat surface that forms a part of Wadi Hadhramaut surrounded by mountain ranges from the northern and southern sides leading to the northern and southern plateaus.

These mountain ranges also penetrate several sub-valleys of Hadhramaut Valley, Wadi Bin Salman in Batarab and the northern part of Wadi Madr Bbour.

[2] The population centers are concentrated in the city and its suburbs, and urban ratio is 47.4% and rural areas consists 52.6%.

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