North Farra
North Farra, also known as "Alfaraah Al Shamaliayah" الفرعة الشمالية", is a small town located in the south-west region of Saudi Arabia. It is bounded on the west by the Valley of Nahyan, and its dam, "Bdwah", which was inaugurated in 2008. The White Horn Mountain is located on the south-east side of the town. To the east, the territory of the tribe extends to the city of Bisha.
The original inhabitants of the town are called " Al Gashaam" "آل غشام ", a branch of the "Bani Bakr Tribe", "قبيلة بني بكر".
The town consists of modern government-designed districts owned uniquely by its original inhabitants, as stated in the Royal Decree.
The Valley of Nahyan, " وادي نحيان";
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