Sétif Province

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Sétif Province
ولاية سطيف
Algeria 19 Wilaya locator map-2009.svg
Map of Algeria highlighting the Province of Sétif
Province Code 19
Area Code +213 (0) 36
Administration
Capital Sétif
Districts 20
Municipalities 60
PPA president Naima Farhi (2007-2012)
Basic statistics
Area 6,504 km² (2,511.2 sq mi)
Population 1,496,150[1] (2008)
Density 230.0/km² (595.8/sq mi)

Sétif Province (Arabic: ولاية سطيف‎) is a province (wilaya) in north-eastern Algeria. Its capital and largest city is Sétif, the next largest city is El Eulma. There is also the World Heritage Site of Djémila there.

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[edit] Administrative divisions

The province is divided into 20 districts (daïras), which are further divided into 60 communes or municipalities.

[edit] Districts

  1. Aïn Arnat
  2. Aïn Azel
  3. Aïn El Kébira
  4. Aïn Oulmane
  5. Amoucha
  6. Babor
  7. Béni Aziz
  8. Béni Ourtilane
  9. Bir El Arch
  10. Bouandas
  11. Bougaâ
  12. Djémila
  13. El Eulma
  14. Guenzet
  15. Guidjel
  16. Hammam Guergour
  17. Hammam Souhna
  18. Maoklane
  19. Salah Bey
  20. Sétif

[edit] Communes

  1. Aïn Abessa
  2. Aïn Arnat
  3. Aïn Azel
  4. Aïn El Kébira
  5. Aïn Azel
  6. Aïn Lahdjar
  7. Aïn Legraj
  8. Aïn Oulmane
  9. Aïn Roua
  10. Aïn Sebt
  11. Ait Naoual Mezada
  12. Ait Tizi
  13. Amoucha
  14. Babor
  15. Bazer Sakhra
  16. Beidha Bordj
  17. Belaa
  18. Béni Aziz
  19. Beni Chebana
  20. Beni Fouda
  21. Beni Hocine
  22. Béni Ourtilane
  23. Bir El Arch
  24. Bir Haddada
  25. Bouandas
  26. Bougaâ
  27. Bousselam
  28. Boutaleb
  29. Dehamcha
  30. Djémila
  31. Draa Kebila
  32. El Eulma
  33. El Ouldja
  34. El Ouricia
  35. Guelal
  36. Guelta Zerka
  37. Guenzet
  38. Guidjel
  39. Hamma
  40. Hammam Guergour
  41. Harbil
  42. Ksar El Abtal
  43. Maaouia
  44. Maoklane
  45. Mezloug
  46. Oued El Barad
  47. Ouled Addouane
  48. Ouled Sabor
  49. Ouled Si Ahmed
  50. Ouled Tebben
  51. Oum Ladjoul
  52. Rasfa
  53. Salah Bey
  54. Serdj El Ghoul
  55. Sétif
  56. Tachouda
  57. Talaifacene
  58. Taya
  59. Tella
  60. Tizi N'Bechar

[edit] References

  1. ^ Office National des Statistiques, Recensement General de la Population et de l’Habitat 2008 Preliminary results of the 2008 population census. Accessed on 2008-07-02.


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Flag of Algeria.svg Sétif Province
Capital: Sétif
Districts DZ-19.svg
Communes

 · Aïn Abessa · Aïn Arnat · Aïn Azel · Aïn El Kebira · Aïn Azel · Aïn Lahdjar · Aïn Legraj · Aïn Oulmene · Aïn Roua · Aïn Sebt · Ait Naoual Mezada · Ait Tizi · AmouchaBabor · Bazer Sakhra · Beidha Bordj · Belaa · Beni Aziz · Beni Chebana · Beni Fouda · Beni Hocine · Beni Ouartilene · Bir El Arch · Bir Haddada · Bouandas · Bougaa · Bousselam · Boutaleb · Dehamcha · Djemila · Draa Kebila · El Eulma · El Ouldja ·

El Ouricia · Guelal · Guelta Zerka · Guenzet · Guidjel · Hamma · Hammam Guergour · Harbil · Ksar El Abtal · Maaouia · Maoklane · Mezloug · Oued El Barad · Ouled Addouane · Ouled Sabor · Ouled Si Ahmed · Ouled Tebben · Oum Ladjoul · Rasfa · Salah Bey · Serdj El Ghoul · Sétif · Tachouda · Talaifacene · Taya · Tella · Tizi N'Bechar
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