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About Ajman Ajman is the smallest of the seven emirates, with an area of approximately 260 square kilometers. Adding its waterfront to the emirate's coastline, it reaches 600 square kilometers. Ajman boasts a prime waterfront destination, a popular tourist attraction and a leisure destination, with a 26-kilometer coastline on the Arabian Gulf. It is characterized by high mountains rich in magnesium, chromium, and building stones in the city of Manama. Ajman combines a rich heritage spanning many decades of the emirate's history with a present that strives for the most advanced and modern forms of development. Population According to the 2017 census, the population of Ajman has risen to 504,846. The male ratio in Ajman is 188.13 per 100 females. Location and Geography Ajman is strategically located between the emirates of Sharjah and Umm Al Quwain, on the coast of the Arabian Gulf within the northern emirates. The emirate's desert landscape is predominantly sandy. It boasts a 16-kilometer coastal strip along the Arabian Gulf, which adds to the emirate's significant importance and natural beauty. The emirate's climate is moderate, with average temperatures and high humidity during the summer, while in the winter, temperatures can reach 25°C. Main Cities Ajman City: The capital and largest city in the emirate. It is the seat of His Highness the Ruler, government departments, companies, banks, and commercial markets, in addition to the port of Ajman, which is located on a natural creek that runs through the city.