The visual icons in al-Jawf Province are associated with its locations as architectural or natural symbols and can be used as emblems that refer to the province to which they belong, within the broader context of Saudi culture. They are as follows:
Olive
Since 2007, al-Jawf lands have comprised the largest modern olive farm in the world, as it produces more than five million olive trees and about 15,000 t of olive oil annually.
Marid Castle
The castle is located in Dawmat al-Jandal Governorate and is considered one of the most significant archeological castles in the north of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It was built in the first century.
Columns of Rajajil
An archeological site dating back to five thousand years BC, consisting of about fifty groups of columns, some of which are smashed, and the height of the standing ones is approximately three m.
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