| Oued Seguellil | |
| Name Other: | Oued Séguélil, Oued Seguelil, Oued Seguellil وادي سكليل |
| Subdivision Type1: | Country |
| Subdivision Name1: | Mauritania |
| Subdivision Type2: | Regions |
| Subdivision Name2: | Adrar Region |
Oued Seguellil (or Oued Séguélil or Oued Seguelil or Oued Seguellîl) is a wadi in Mauritania. It begins in the Adrar Plateau and runs south-west passing through the town of Atar and getting lost in the surrounding sands.[1]
The wadi is located along the ancient course of the Tamanrasset Paleoriver. The Adrar Plateau near Atar is rich in gorges like the oued el Abiod. Most of these gorges empty into the Seguellil wadi bed resulting in a string of pools and intermittent streams. 20 km south of Atar is the controversial Seguellil-dam, inaugurated in 2019.[2] The river gets lost in the sands north of the western foothills of the Adrar Plateau.[3]