Villages and Districts of the Municipality of Elmahbes
The Municipality of Elmahbes comprises 11 villages (douars), each reflecting a part of the rich history and deep-rooted culture of the region. In these villages, the spirit of community solidarity and a deep connection to the land are evident, as residents live in a closely-knit environment based on cooperation, relying on the natural surroundings to meet their daily needs.
Douar Bir 06
Is one of the most important villages in the Municipality of Elmahbes, named after an old well that is considered a primary source of water.
Douar Al-Khashibeen
Is characterized by a variety of desert trees and plants that give the area a unique and distinctive character.
Douar Mahbes Arid
Is located near vast grazing areas, making it a haven for herders and livestock farming.
Douar Askikima
Is characterized by the presence of a seasonal wadi that contributes to the region's groundwater supply, helping to meet the water needs of the local population.
Douar Zmoul Al-Niran
Is characterized by its mountainous terrain and plateaus, making it a refuge for livestock breeders. The residents primarily rely on grazing for their livelihood, and the village's geography plays a vital role in supporting this agricultural activity.
Douar Akara Oulad El-Moulat
Is characterized by its peaceful atmosphere and its proximity to several wells, making it an ideal location for herders and nomadic communities.
Douar Rabouni
serves as a small hub that provides essential goods to the surrounding community.
Douar Armath
Is located near fertile grazing areas and is considered a gathering point for herders during the rainy seasons.
Douar Tamnirete
Is a small village that consists of several families who primarily rely on herding and livestock farming.
Douar Akjajim
Is distinguished by its strong sense of community, where the residents are committed to preserving their traditions and values.
Douar Tinouchad
Is characterized by its location near grazing areas, making it a gathering point for herders during grazing periods.
These douars represent the heart of the Elmahbes Commune, where residents collaborate to face natural challenges, from harsh climate conditions to limited resources. They work together to preserve their traditional way of life, relying on livestock breeding and herding as their main activities.
Each douar reflects a facet of the Elmahbes community’s identity, giving it a unique character and enhancing its status as a vital region that blends authenticity with community cooperation.