context: The Arabian Gulf [1] (in Persian: Gulf of Persia [2], in Turkish: Basra Bay, [3] [4] in Swahili: Ghub Al-Ajam [5] [6]) is a water arm of the Arabian Sea that extends from the Gulf of Oman to the south until North of Shatt al-Arab with a length of 965 km. [7] The area of ​​the Arabian Gulf is about 233,100 km [7], and its width ranges from a maximum of about 370 km [7] to a minimum of 55 km in the Strait of Hormuz. The Arabian Gulf is shallow, with a depth not exceeding 90 meters, except in some places. [7] The length of the Arabian coast on the Persian Gulf is 3,490 km and is longer than the Iranian coast, as Iran has a coast of 2,440 km on the Arabian Gulf, and thus the Arab coast is about 1,050 km longer than the Iranian coast.
question: Where is the Persian Gulf located?
answers.text: from the Gulf of Oman to the south until North of Shatt al-Arab