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Al-Sirhan Valley or Wadi Al-Sirhan (Arabic: وادي السرحان) is in northern Saudi Arabia, stretching from Sakakah up to Jordan. The valley is about 300 km long and 15 to 50 km wide. The name of the valley is derived from the Al-Sirhan tribe.
31°00′00″N 37°45′00″E / 31.0000°N 37.7500°E / 31.0000; 37.7500
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