Ras Muari

Ras Muari (also often spelled Ras Mu'ari) is a location in Pakistan's Sindh province, specifically at the far western end of the Indus River Delta where it meets the Arabian Sea. It is characterized as a coastal cape or headland. Its geographical coordinates are approximately 24° 51' 36" N, 66° 38' 24" E.

Historically, the area held significance for navigation and coastal trade. The cape marks a noticeable point of change in the coastline.

The environment around Ras Muari is typically arid, with a combination of sandy beaches, rocky outcrops, and sparse vegetation adapted to the harsh coastal conditions. Fishing is likely a key occupation for nearby communities. The surrounding area may also be of interest for its potential biodiversity or geological formations, though detailed information regarding this specifically related to Ras Muari is more limited and often generalized to the broader Indus Delta or Sindh coastal region.

Due to its location, Ras Muari potentially faces environmental challenges common to coastal regions, such as erosion and the impacts of climate change. More detailed studies focused on the specific conditions and challenges at Ras Muari itself would be necessary to assess the local ecological and environmental situation.