Aïn Defla Province

The territory encompasses fourteen districts and thirty-six municipalities across 4,897 square kilometers of varied northern Algerian landscapes at 315 meters elevation.

The administrative region emerged as a separate province in 1984 through the division of Chlef Province during Algeria's territorial reorganization after independence.

Local communities maintain traditional agricultural practices centered on cereal cultivation, fruit production, and livestock farming throughout the districts of the province.

The province capital Aïn Deflaa connects to all fourteen district centers through a network of roads, facilitating administrative operations and trade.

The province includes the district of Hammam Righa, where thermal springs provide natural mineral water resources to the local population.

Location: Algeria

Capital city: Aïn Deflaa

Elevation above the sea: 315 m

Shares border with: Médéa Province, Blida Province, Tipasa Province, Chlef Province, Tissemsilt Province

GPS coordinates: 36.31389,2.16389

Latest update: May 27, 2025 08:46