Abadla

Abadla is a metropolis and commune in western Algeria, and capital of Abadla District, Bechar Province. It is located on the Oued Guir southwest of Béchar. According to the 2008 census its population is thirteen,636, up from 10,845 in 1998, and an annual growth charge of two.Four%, making it the maximum populated commune in Bechar Province aside from the capital. The commune covers a place of 2,870 square kilometres. It is a prime centre for the Arab Doui-Menia tribe.

Abadla's area on the Oued Guir allows the developing of grain, facilitated in latest many years by means of the Djorf Torba dam positioned upstream. The location south of the city is usually a flat simple, however there are numerous rocky hills located to the north of the city. Abadla has a warm barren region weather, with extraordinarily warm summers and cool winters, and little or no precipitation for the duration of the year. The desolate tract weather, is a weather in which there is an extra of evaporation over precipitation.