Tébessa Province

Tébessa Province is located in northeastern Algeria, covering a mountainous region with multiple administrative districts. The terrain and elevation shape how communities are distributed across this area.

The region was known as Theveste during Roman times and served as a military base and trading hub near what is now the Tunisian border. This strategic location influenced its development for centuries.

The province preserves Arab and Berber traditions in its daily life, with both languages spoken across its communities.

The province is connected by a network of roads to major cities in the region, with regular bus services linking Tébessa to neighboring areas. Travelers should check conditions before visiting, as weather can affect road access.

The area contains substantial deposits of iron ore, making it a center for mineral extraction in northeastern Algeria. These resources significantly shape the local economy and infrastructure.

Capital city: Tébessa

Elevation above the sea: 956 m

Shares border with: Khenchela Province, El Oued Province, Tunisia, Oum El Bouaghi Province, Souk Ahras Province

GPS coordinates: 35.40000,8.11667

Latest update: December 7, 2025 09:28