Gharb-Chrarda-Blessed Hssen
The area of Gharb-Chrarda-Blessed Hssen (in Arab: rear RTL الغربشراردةبنيحسين) is one of the sixteen areas Morocco. It is located at the North-West of the country. Its surface is of: 8805 km ² for a population of: 1859540 inhabitants. Its chief town is the town of Kénitra.
The area is made up of the following provinces:
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the province of Kénitra
- the province of Sidi Kacem
These two areas gather with them two 61 rural communes and 12 urban communes.
Geography
Geographical limits
The area is limited to north by the area of Tangier-Tétouan, to the North-East by the Taza-Al Hoceima-Taounate area, to south-east by the area of Fès-Boulmane and the area of Meknès-Tafilalet, to the south by the area of Reduction-Salted-Zemmour-Zaër and to the west by the Atlantic Ocean.
Surface
The area covers an total surface area of: 8805 km ² distributed thus between the two provinces:
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: 4745 km ² for the province of Kénitra
- : 4060 km ² for the province of Sidi Kacem
The area reaches a surface equal to 1,2% that of Morocco
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