List Of Cities In Morocco

List of cities in Morocco , in alphabetical order.

Note: This list contains the cities of Western Sahara , disputed territory claimed and largely controlled by Morocco.

A

Agadir

Al-Hoceima night

• Afourar, 13 451 inhabitants (2010)
• Agadir , 570 700 inhabitants (2010)
• Agdz 9399 inhabitants (2010)
• Agourai, 15 621 inhabitants (2010)
• Aguelmous, 11 498 inhabitants (2010)
• Ahfir , 20 310 inhabitants (2010)
• Ain Bni Mathar , 15 365 inhabitants (2010)
• Ain Aleuh , 12 163 inhabitants (2004)
• Ain Dorij , 2321 inhabitants (2004)
• Ain Jemaa , 2610 inhabitants (2004
• Ait Ben Haddou , a World Heritage Site by Unesco
• Ain Cheggag , 4436 inhabitants (2004)
• Ain Defali
• Ain El Aouda , 34 941 inhabitants (2010)
• Ain Erreggada , 2983 inhabitants (2004)
• Ain Taoujdate , 26 378 inhabitants (2010)
• Ait Boubidmane , 4258 inhabitants (2004)
• Ait Bouhlal
• Ait Daoud , 2497 inhabitants (2004)
• Ait IAAZZA , 13 984 inhabitants (2010)
• Ait Ishaq , 12 145 inhabitants (2010)
• Ait Ourir , 26 331 inhabitants (2010)
• Aklim , 9560 inhabitants (2010)
• Azrou , 61 849 inhabitants (2010)
• Ajdir
• Aaroui al , 37 266 inhabitants (2010)
• Al-Hoceima , 58 097 inhabitants (2010)
• Amalou Ighriben , 33 572 inhabitants (2010)
• Amgala , a village in Western Sahara
• Amizmiz , 11 617 inhabitants (2010)
• Aoufous , 1272 inhabitants (2004)
• Arbaoua , 2333 inhabitants (2004)
• Erfoud (or Erfoud), 27 038 inhabitants (2010)
• Asilah , 31 213 inhabitants (2010)
• Assahrij , 1732 inhabitants (2004)

B

The entry of Boujdour

• Bab Berred , 5043 inhabitants (2004)
• Bab Taza , 4006 inhabitants (2004)
• Ben Ahmed , 21 361 inhabitants (2004)
• Beni Chiker , 4188 inhabitants (2004)
• Beni Ansar , 27 750 inhabitants
• Benguerir , 70 294 inhabitants (2007)

• Beni Mellal , 183 248 inhabitants (2004)
• Ben Slimane , 90 306 inhabitants (2009)
• Ben Taieb , 10 446 inhabitants (2004)
• Ben Yakhlef , 11 490 inhabitants (2004)
• Berkane , 84 123 inhabitants (2010)
• Berrechid , 54 215 inhabitants (2004)
• Bhalil , 11 638 inhabitants (2004)
• Beni Oulid , 11775 (2004)
• Gandouz Bir or Bir Gandus, a village in Western Sahara
• Bir Lehlou , city of Western Sahara
• Bni Bouayach , 15 497 inhabitants (2004)
• Bni Drar , 8919 inhabitants (2004)
• Bni Hadifa , 2061 inhabitants (2004)
• Beni Taji
• Bouarfa , 26 997 inhabitants (2007)
• Bou Craa , 2519 inhabitants (2004), a city of Western Sahara
• Bouanane , 3254 inhabitants (2004)
• Boudnib , 9867 inhabitants (2004)
• Boufakrane , 6326 inhabitants (2004)
• Bouguedra , 1558 inhabitants (2004)
• Bouizakarn , 11 982 inhabitants (2004)
• Boujad , 40 513 inhabitants (2004)
• Boujdour (Cabo Bojador), 36 843 inhabitants (2004), a city of Western Sahara
• Bouknadel , 9314 inhabitants (2004)
• Boulemane , 6910 inhabitants (2004)
• Boumalne Dades , 11179 h. (2004)
• Boumia , 12 444 inhabitants (2004)
• Bouskoura , 13 453 inhabitants (2004)
• Bouznika , 27 028 inhabitants (2004)
• Bradier , 6564 inhabitants (2004)
• Brikcha , 1510 inhabitants (2004)

C

Hassan II Mosque , Casablanca

• Casablanca (Arabic Dar al-Beida), 5,040,900 inhabitants (city) in urban areas, the largest city in Morocco ^and 1st Metropolis Maghreb.
• Chalwa
• Chefchaouen , 35 709 inhabitants (2004)
• Chemaia
• Chichaoua , 15 657 inhabitants (2004)

D

• Dakhla ( Ad Dakhla , Villa Cisneros ), 58 104 inhabitants (2004), a city of Western Sahara
• Dar Gueddari , 6011 inhabitants (2004)
• Dar Kebdani
• Demnate , 23 459 inhabitants (2004)
• Douar Bel Aguid ( Bel Air )
• Driouch , 28 000 inhabitants (2004)
• Debdou , 4596 inhabitants (2004), a town in southern region of Taourirt.

E

The walls Portuguese Essaouira

• Sidi El Aioun Mellouk , 34 767 inhabitants (2004)
• El Guerdane , 9222 inhabitants (2004)
• El Hajeb , 22 000 (2008)
• El Hanchane , 4698 inhabitants (2004)
• El Jadida (formerly Mazagan), 144 000 inhabitants (2004), World Heritage Site by Unesco
• Elkbab
• El Menzel
• El Ouatia , 6407 inhabitants (2004)
• Erfoud (or Arfoud), 23 637 inhabitants (2004)
• Errachidia (Ksar es Souk old), 76 759 inhabitants (2004)
• Essaouira (formerly Mogador), 70 000 inhabitants (2004), the medina is a World Heritage Site by Unesco

Fez

F

• Farcia
• Fez , 2,069,340 inhabitants (2010), the second largest city of Morocco. One of the four imperial cities. Its medina is a World Heritage Site by Unesco
• Figuig 20 433 inhabitants (2007)
• Fnideq , 54 559 inhabitants (2004)
• Fquih Ben Salah , 82 446 inhabitants (2004)
• Er-Rich , 20 155 inhabitants (2004)

G

• Guelmim , 117 000 inhabitants (2006), the "door" of Morocco to the Sahara.
• Goulmima , 16 593 inhabitants (2004), city of Errachidia province in Morocco
• Guelta Zemmour , 6740 inhabitants (2004), a town of Western Sahara
• Guerguerat , city of Western Sahara
• Guisse , 3000 inhabitants (2004)
• Guercif , 57 307 inhabitants (2004)

H

• Had Kourt , 5051 inhabitants (2004)
• Hagunia
• Haj Kaddour , 4362 inhabitants (2004)
• Harhoura , the largest swimming pool in Africa is there

I

Lake Isli to Imilchil

• Ighrem-Nougdal , 1537 inhabitants (2004) Village of the High Atlas has a typical Berber granary.
• Ihddaden , 25 480 inhabitants (2004)
• Ifrane , 30 000 inhabitants (2004)
• Imilchil , city symbol of the Berber culture, instead of the "festival of Engagement"
• Imilili
• Imintanoute , 17 051 inhabitants (2004)
• Imouzzer Kandar , 15 110 inhabitants (2010)
• Immouzer Marmoucha , 4001 inhabitants (2004)
• Inseka
• Inezgane , 112 000 inhabitants (2004)
• Issaguen (Ketama) , 1 638 inhabitants (2004)
• Itzer , 5947 inhab. (2004)

J

• Jerada 220 156 inhabitants (2004)
• Jorf , 12 135 inhabitants (2004)
• Jorf El Melha , 20 581 inhabitants (2004)
• Jemaa Sahim

K

• Kassite , 2126 inhabitants (2004)
• Kasba Tadla , 86 000 people
• Qattara , 1365 inhabitants (2004)
• Kenitra (ex Port Lyautey), 400 000 inhabitants
• Kehf Nsour , 5089 inhabitants (2004)
• Ketama see Issaguen (Ketama)
• Khemis Dades
• Khemisset , 110 751 inhabitants (2004)
• Khemis Sahel , 4826 hab
• Khemis Zemamra (the capital of the Doukkala ), 12 000
• Khenichet , 7936 inhabitants (2004)
• Khenifra , 523 000 inhabitants (2004)
• Khouribga , 166 397 inhabitants (2004)
• Ksar el-Kebir , 107 380 inhabitants (2004)

Laayoune

• klaat Megouna

L

• Laayoune (El Aaiun), 188 691 inhabitants (2004), the largest city in Western Sahara
• Lagouira (La Guera or Cabo Blanco), 3726 inhabitants (2004), a town of Western Sahara
• Lalla Mimouna , 12 994 inhabitants (2004)
• Larache , 107 000 inhabitants (2004)
• Lixus , ancient city, the presumed site of the Garden of the Hesperides
• Lqlia , 38 220 inhabitants (2004)

M

Jamaa El Fna in Marrakech

Mediek

• Madagh
• Marrakech , 920 142 inhabitants (2010), one of the imperial cities.
• Martil
• Mechra Ksiri Bel , 27 630 inhabitants (2004)
• Mediek or M'diq , 60 000 inhabitants (2003)
• Mediouna
• Mehdia , 16 262 inhabitants (2004)
• Meknes , 956 152 inhabitants (2008), one of the imperial cities of Morocco
• Melloussa
• Midelt , 45 530 inhabitants (2006, altitude 1500m
• Mirleft
• Mohammedia (formerly Fedala), 120 000 inhabitants (2000)
• Moqrisset , 1680 inhabitants (2004)
• Moulay Ali Cherif , 20 469 inhabitants (2004)
• Moulay Bousselham , 5693 inhabitants (2004)
• Moulay Idriss , 12 611 inhabitants (2004)
• M'rirt , 35 196 inhabitants (2004)

N

• Nador , 180 000 inhabitants

Nhim

O

CLA Studios, Ouarzazate

• Ouarzazate , 66 916 inhabitants (2007), also called the "gate of the desert"
• Oualidia
• Oued Zem , 90 000 inhabitants (2008)
• Ouezzane , 57 972 inhabitants (2004)
• Oujda , 650 000 inhabitants (2008).
• Oukaimeden , the main ski resort of Morocco
• Oulad Amrane , 1443 inhabitants (2004)
• Oulad Ayad , 21 466 inhabitants (2004)
• Oulad Berhil , 15 369 inhabitants (2004)
• Oulad Frej , 10 387 inhabitants (2004)
• Oulad Ghadban , 3889 inhabitants (2004)
• Oulad Sahel H Rice , 7149 inhab (2004)
• Oulad M'Rah , 9166 inhabitants (2004)
• Oulad M Barek , 11 906 inhabitants (2004)
• Oulad Tema , 66 183 inhabitants (2004)
• Oulad Zbair , 4193 inhabitants (2004)
• Ouled Tayeb , 5056 inhabitants (2004)
• Ouled Youssef , about 2 500 inhabitants
• Oulms , 19 610 inhabitants (2004)
• Ounagha , 912 inhabitants

R

Mausoleum of Mohammed V in Rabat , the capital of Morocco

• Rabat , 620 000 inhabitants (2008), capital of the country and fourth imperial city
• Romany , 12300 inhabitants (2004)
• Ras El Ain , 3638 inhabitants (2004)
• Ras El Ma , 4532 inhabitants (2004)
• Ribat El Kheir , 14 800 inhabitants (2008 data)
• Rissani , 20 469 inhabitants (2004)

S

Governor's Palace, Sidi Ifni

• Aiyoun Saba , 21 513 inhabitants (2004)
• Safi , the capital of Abda-Doukala , 284 750 inhabitants (2004)
• Saidia , known as "blue pearl" it has the longest beach in North Africa, 25 000 (2008)
• Salted , 830 000 inhabitants (2008), twin city of Rabat , the walls classified as World Heritage by UNESCO ^T
  

  

  Tangier
  

  

  Walls of Taroudant
  

  

  Royal Palace at Ttouan
  • Taddert , Stop on the road in the High Atlas for good grilling in point.
  • Tafetachte , 1174 inhabitants (2004)
  • Tafarsit , 3555 inhabitants (2004)
  • Taghjijt , 6983 inhabitants (2004)
  • Tahala
  • Tahannaout , 6585 inhabitants (2004)
  • Tainaste , 1905 inhabitants (2004)
  • Taliouine , 5844 inhabitants (2004)
  • Talmest , 4133 inhabitants (2004)
  • Talssint , 7098 inhabitants (2004)
  • Tangier , the third largest city populated by nearly 1.239 inhabitants 829 r (2008)
  • Tan-Tan , 71 000 inhabitants (2004)
  • Tamallalt , 12 212 inhabitants (2004)
  • Tamanar , 9984 inhabitants (2004)
  • Tameslouht , 5346 inhabitants (2004)
  • Tamesna Rabat (new city under construction)
  • Taourirte , there are two Taourirt. One in northern Morocco (eastern region), the other in the south, the Sahara.
  • Taounate capital of province, 32 629 inhabitants (hcp 2004)
  • Tarfaya (Cabo Juby)
  • Taroudannt , 63 000 inhabitants (2004)
  • Tata , an oasis of southern Morocco at the border of Algeria
  • Taza , 144 000 inhabitants (2004)
  • Taznakht , 6185 inhabitants (2004)
  • Tlouet , Berber village located in the High Atlas
  • Temara
  • Temsia , 14 902 inhabitants (2004)
  • Tetouan , 320 539 inhabitants (2004), The medina is a World Heritage Site by Unesco
  • Thar Es-Souk , 3792 inhabitants (2004)
  • Tichla
  • Tidass , 3584 inhabitants (2004)
  • Tifariti , almost abandoned village of Western Sahara
  • Tiflet , 69 640 inhabitants (2004)
  • Tighmert ,
  • Tighza , 2000 inhab. Mining village, province of Khenifra.
  • Timahdite , 4510 inhabitants (2004)
  • Timoulilt , 5903 inhabitants (2004)
  • Tinejdad , about 40,000 h. (2007)
  • Tinghir 36 000
  • Tinmel , Berber Village in the High Atlas of the eleventh century spiritual headquarters and starting point of the Almohad dynasty.
  • Tounfite , 7278 inhab. (2004)
  • Tiznit
  • Tiztoutine , 4050 inhabitants (2004)
  • Torres de Alcala
  • Tifelt

  V

  • Volubilis (Berber Oualili ). It is an archaeological site of an important Roman city.

  Y

  • Youssoufia , 67 901 inhabitants (2010)

  Z

  

  

  The entrance to Zagora
  • Zagora , 36 761 inhabitants (2010)
  • Zaio , 30 883 inhabitants (2010)
  • Zeghanghane, 20 818 inhabitants (2010)
  • Zemamra , 12 269 inhabitants (2010)
  • Zaouiat Sheikh , 24 384 inhabitants (2010)
  • Zag 23 909 inhabitants (2010)

  See also

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