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Source: Wikia. Pages: 146. Chapters: Al Kharid, Ardougne, Arposandra, Barbarian Village, Brimhaven, Burgh de Rott, Burthorpe, Canifis, Catherby, Cave Canem, Darkmeyer, Dorgesh-Kaan, Draynor Village, East Ardougne, Eastbridge, Edgeville, Entrana, Etceteria, Falador, Gu'Tanoth, Hemenster, Jatizso, Keldagrim, Lletya, Locations, Lumbridge, Marim, Meiyerditch, Menaphos, Monkey colony, Mort'ton, Mos Le'Harmless, Musa Point, Nardah, Neitiznot, Oo'glog, Piscatoris Fishing Colony, Pollnivneach, Port Khazard, Port Lina, Port Phasmatys, Port Sarim, Prifddinas, Rellekka, Rimmington, Saranthium, Seers' Village, Shilo Village, Sophanem, Tai Bwo Wannai, Taverley, Tree Gnome Stronghold, Tree Gnome Village, Troll Stronghold, Tyras Camp, TzHaar City, Ullek, Underwater city, Uzer, Uzer Mastaba, Varrock, Void Knights' Outpost, West Ardougne, Witchaven, Yanille, Zanaris. Excerpt: Al Kharid (pronounced "Al-car-rid") is a city in the northern part of the Kharidian Desert. It is the only desert city open to non-members and players in the city do not suffer from the desert effect. Al Kharid is ruled by the Emir, although the vast majority of the work has been taken over by Chancellor Hassan since the Emir's son was kidnapped. The city is independent from both Misthalin, or any government in the Kharidian desert. Al Kharid was built in the last years of the Fourth Age, by settlers from Misthalin crossing the newly-constructed bridge over the River Lum. The dominant religion of Al Kharid is unknown. This city is particularly useful to power miners because of the nearby Al Kharid Mine, which contains tin, copper, iron, silver, gold, coal, mithril and adamant ores. Al Kharid was originally named "Al Karid" in the DeviousMUD World map (It was Hand drawn, scanned, and typed on.) Cheap passage to Al Kharid from Lumbridge Ardougne (pronounced rd n; "Arr-doyn") was a city in the realm of Kandarin under the rule of King Ulthas Ardignas until he died in the Year 136 in the Fifth Age (according t...
