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Algeria: Travel Advice ALGER a (ALGIERS) Jijel Skikda SPAIN S e Boumerdes Bejaïa Annaba a n Tipaza Tizi International Boundary n e Aïn Guelma El Tarf TUNIS r a Blida Ouzou Mila r Deﬂa Bouira Disputed Boundary Gibraltar (UK) i t e Chlef Médéa Constantine Souk Ahras ltar d Mostaganem Str Gibra e Bordj Bou Arréridj Sétif Oum el Bouaghi ait of Ceuta (Spain) M Oran Relizane Administrative Boundary Aïn Temouchent Tissemsilt M’Sila Batna Melilla (Spain) BATNA Tébessa National Capital Mascara Tiaret Khenchela Atlantic Sidi Bel Administrative Centre Tlemcen TIARET Biskra Abbès Saïda DJELFA Djelfa BISKRA Other Town Aﬂou RABAT Bougtob Messaad Major Road Laghouat El Meghaïer Railway Ocean NAAMA El Bayadh LAGHOUAT TUNISIA Naama Touggourt El Oued The administrative divisions of Algeria are named EL BAYADH EL OUED MOROCCO after their administrative capitals. In congested Ghardaïa areas only the admin capital is named. Beni-Ounif Ouargla Béchar GHARDAÏA OUARGLA Abadla El Goléa BÉCHAR Timoudi Timimoun Hassi Bel Guebbour Tinfouchy I-n-Amenas LIBYA TINDOUF Adrar Tindouf WESTERN SAHARA ALGERIAI-n-Salah (Administered Chenachane Illizi by Morocco) ADRAR ILLIZI MAURITANIA a h a r a S TAMANRASSET 0 150 miles 0 150 300kilometers Tamanrasset Advise against all travel Bordj Moktar CHAD Advise against all but essential travel MALI I-n-Guezzam NIGER See our travel advice before travelling FCO 363 Edition 1 (November 2013) Users should note that this map has been designed for briefing purposes only and it should not be used for determining the precise location of places or features. This map should not be considered an authority on the delimination of international boundaries or on the spelling of place and feature names. Maps produced for I&TD Information Management Department are not to be taken as necessarily representing the views of the UK government on boundaries or political status © Crown Copyright 2013.

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