Tlemcen Province

Tlemcen Province is an administrative region in northwestern Algeria with varied landscapes. The territory ranges from coastal areas to mountainous regions and is divided into several districts and municipalities, with Tlemcen serving as its capital.

The province was established in 1974 during a comprehensive administrative reform in Algeria. This reorganization program restructured former departments and created new territorial divisions across the country.

The province contains significant religious sites and archaeological remains that show traces of Berber, Arab, and French cultures. These places shape how communities look today and tell stories of different periods that have influenced the region.

The region is accessible through various transportation routes for exploration. Visitors should be prepared for different elevations and climate conditions that vary between coastal and mountain areas.

The province is known for its agricultural production, including olives, citrus fruits, and grains. These crops take advantage of the fertile soils and climate across the region and shape the economic life of many communities.

Location: Algeria

Capital city: Tlemcen

Elevation above the sea: 1,006 m

Reference: 13

Shares border with: Sidi Bel Abbès Province, Naama Province, Aïn Témouchent Provincee, Oriental

GPS coordinates: 34.88333,-1.31667

Latest update: December 20, 2025 12:01