Beni Haoua

Beni Haoua is a commune of the wilaya of Chlef in Algeria. Beni Haoua takes its name from the Berber tribe that inhabits it. The Berber language is very an awful lot alive inside the place. Beni Haoua is known for its seaside, port and Yemma Binette sanctuary. It has 25,000 inhabitants. It is positioned 170 km west of Algiers and 95 km northeast of Chlef.

A little earlier than Tenes , a littoral vicinity appears. Mountain and wooded area vicinity occupied by way of a tribe of Berber foundation, the tribe of Beni Haoua . Natural area, limited to the east by Oued Damous , also referred to as Oued Lekbir or Ighzer Amokrane, due to the fact it is the wadi the most powerful and the longest after that of Cheliff similarly south. To the south, after Oued Lethnin, it is the tribe of Tacheta that starts offevolved. To the west, a ridge line, from the ocean at Kef Houas, a little east of Doumia along the ridge, down to the wadi Menterache, to move lower back to Tamazguida and eventually is going backpedal to sign up for the Oued Lethnine.