Khenifra

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This article is about a town in the Atlas Mountains. For another Moroccan town sometimes called Khenifra, see Kenitra.

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Khenifra

Khenifra Location in Morocco
Coordinates: 32°56′22″N 5°40′3″W / 32.93944°N 5.6675°W / 32.93944; -5.6675
Country	Morocco
Region	Meknès-Tafilalet
Province
Population (2004)
• Total	523,000
Time zone	WET (UTC+0)
• Summer (DST)	WEST (UTC+1)

Khenifra (Berber: Xnifra, Arabic: خنيفرة‎) is a city in northern central Morocco, surrounded by the Atlas Mountains.

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v t e Meknes-Tafilalet region

Capital: Meknes

Provinces	El Hajeb Province · Errachidia Province · Ifrane Province · Khenifra Province · Meknes province

Cities	Aghbalou Nssardane · Agourai · Aguelmouss · Ain Jemaa · Ain Karma · Ain Leuh · Ain Taoujdat · Ait Ishaq · Alnif · Amalou Ighriben · Aoufous · Arfoud · Azrou · Bouderbala · Boudnib · Boumia · El Hajeb · El Kbab · Errachidia · Goulmima · Gourrama · Had Bouhssoussen · Hadj Kaddour · Ifran · Itzer · Jorf · Kahf Nsour · Kerrouchen · Khenifra · Meknes · Mhaya · Midelt · Moulay Bouazza · Moulay Driss zarhoun · M'Rirt · Nzalat · Errich · Rissani · Sabaa Aiyoun · Sebt Jahjouh · Sidi Addi · Souk EL Had · Tighassaline · Tighza · Timahdite · Tinjdad · Tounfite · Zaida