Saïda Province

Saïda Province extends across 6,764 square kilometers of terrain at an elevation of 1,226 meters in the Tell Atlas mountain range of Algeria.

The province emerged in 1974 from sections of Oran department, and later in 1984 portions of its territory formed the new El Bayadh and Naama provinces.

The administrative region maintains a mix of Arab and Berber traditions through its sixteen communes, preserving local customs across six distinct districts.

The province connects to major Algerian transport networks and produces agricultural goods including olives, cereals, and mineral water from natural springs.

Natural underground water sources flow throughout the province, supporting agricultural activities and providing essential resources for the local population.

Location: Algeria

Capital city: Saida

Elevation above the sea: 1,226 m

Shares border with: Mascara Province, Tiaret Province, El Bayadh Province, Naama Province, Sidi Bel Abbès Province

GPS coordinates: 34.83333,0.15000

Latest update: May 27, 2025 11:41