Ain-Nouïssy

Ain-Nouïssy is a commune of the North-West of the Algérie, bordered in north by the the Mediterranean. Chief town of the Daïra of the same name, the common one belongs to the Wilaya de Mostaganem. This small town is drawn up with the foot of its volcano of the Chegga mount from where spout out thermal spring brooks single in the country. Pierre blue is the symbol of Nouissy, to 6 km of the coast méditéranéenne, the Méridien of Greenwich passes there.

History

Ain-Nouïssy as all Algeria knew several invasions of which the Roman presence. The Romain bridge dating from the 10th century of it is the proof. During the French presence, the commune bore the name of Noisy-the-baths .

External bonds

Site of the village Ain-Nouissy
Ain-Nouissy Site with documentation
History of the city during the French Presence
Noisy-the-Baths on GeneaWiki

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