Sahel River Explained

The Sahel River is a river in northern Algeria, which confluence with the Bou Sellam River and forms the Soummam River at Akbou.[1] The basin of the Sahel River (wilaya of Bouira)is about 3,750 km.

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36.4283°N 4.545°W

Notes and References

  1. Rachid Meddour, Bioclimatologie, phytogéographie et phytosociologie en Algérie. Exemple des groupements forestiers et préforestiers de la Kabylie djurdjuréenne, (Université Mouloud Mammeri de Tizi Ouzou, 2010)

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