Ahl Sidi Lahcen
Ahl Sidi Lahcen is a commune in Sefrou Province, Fès-Meknès, Morocco. At the time of the 2004 census, the commune had a total population of 5290 people living in 993 households.Ahl Sidi Lahcen
- Type: Village with 5,290 residents
- Description: rural commune in Morocco
- Categories: rural commune of Morocco and locality
- Location: Sefrou Province, Fès-Meknès, Morocco, North Africa, Africa
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Latitude
33.7891° or 33° 47' 21" northLongitude
-4.6804° or 4° 40' 50" westPopulation
5,290Elevation
851 metres (2,792 feet)Open Location Code
8C5QQ8Q9+JROpenStreetMap ID
node 1997928773OpenStreetMap Feature
place=villageGeoNames ID
6545688Wikidata ID
Q20391685Ahl Sidi Lahcen Satellite Map
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Also Known As
- Arabic: أهل سيدي لحسن
- Arabic: تيسة (البلدية)
- Catalan: Ahl Sidi Lahcen
- Cebuano: Ahl Sidi Lahcen
- French: Ahl Sidi Lahcen
- French: Ahl Sidi Lahcen (CR)
- French: Ahl Sidi Lahcen (Commune Rurale)
- Italian: Ahl Sidi Lahcen
- Moroccan Arabic: أهل سيدي لحسن
- Swedish: Ahl Sidi Lahcen
In the Area
Ahl Sidi Lahcen is situated close to the villages Azzaba and Sidi Youssef Ben Ahmed.
Localities
- El MenzelTown, 13 km northeast
- TazoutaVillage, 14 km south
- SefrouTown, 15 km west
- Hay HabbounaQuarter, 15 km west
- Setti MessaoudaQuarter, 15 km west
- derb El MetreQuarter, 15 km west
Landmarks
- AzzabaPost office, 4 km northwest
- Regrag SpringSpring, 5 km west
- دوار ازݣانPlace of worship, 6 km southwest
- Mosquée Sidi Bena AïssaMosque, 12 km northeast
- mosquée Zaouiat sidi ben AissaMosque, 13 km north
- El MenzelPost office, 13 km northeast
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