Salty
| Salty | |||
|---|---|---|---|
 The city of Rabat Sal view | |||
| Administration | |||
| Country |  Morocco | ||
| Community | Rabat -Sal- Temara | ||
| Mayor | Noureddine Lazrak ( NIR ) ( 2009 ) | ||
| Governor | Alami Zbadi | ||
| Postcode | 11000 | ||
| Geography | |||
| Contact | 34 01 '46 "North 6 50 '09 "West / 34.02950, -6.83595 | ||
| Altitude | 11 m | ||
| Area | 9548 ha = 95.48 km 2 | ||
| Area of the city | 127 500 ha = 1 275 km 2 | ||
| Demography | |||
| Population | 903 485 inhabitants (2007). | ||
| Density | 9 462.6 inhabitants / km 2 | ||
| Population of agglomeration | 1.8 million inhabitants. (2010) | ||
| Location | |||
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| Internet | |||
| City website | http://www.villedesale.ma | ||
Salty (in Arabic : ) is a city in Morocco. It is located on the coast Atlantic the country on the right bank of the mouth of Bouregreg , opposite Rabat. It is bounded on the east by Khemisset province, south of the prefecture of Rabat, on the west by the Atlantic Ocean and north by the province of Kenitra. Residents of Salt called Slaoui or even Ahl-Sala in Arabic , while in French they are known to Saltin (e) s.
Salt is in the region of Rabat-Sal-Zemmour-Zar and now has 903,485 inhabitants, making it the second most populous city in Morocco after Casablanca. Salt was once an autonomous republic and self-managed international in scope.
Salt City is named Wadi Sala, "Salt River" designation of the river Bouregreg until XIII century.
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History
The first traces of the city date back to Roman times, when the Romans founded a colony in the name of Sala Colonia. The city of Salt itself is founded by the Berber tribe of Ifrenides in the tenth Geography Salt has always been considered the sister of rival Rabat, it has a culture and unique identity, it is also much older than Rabat, the founding of the city back in effect at the time of the Romans. The wadi separates Bouregreg the capital of Sal. It consists of several parts: Downtown: This bustling and crowded part of the city's main arteries boulevards Mohammed V and Hassan II. Some shops and stores along the modern downtown. Both hotels are located in this part of town. Neighborhoods: The Neighborhoods of Sal most famous are: Bettane Rmel and Hay Salam, where resides a large number of city officials, and which saw many famous Moroccan intellectuals. Seaside: The beach consists of a cemetery and a few modern villas. It stretches from the mouth of Bouregreg south to Hay Chmaou neighborhood to the north. Mellah: Former Jewish quarter, where a large Jewish community took refuge around the year 1800. This is one of mellahs the most charming in Morocco. It follows a standard building ventilated. Medina : Founded in the early twelfth century by the Almohad , the Medina of Sal boasts fountains, riads and mosques. Bab SIAM near downtown can enter the medina. Rmel: Old French Quarter made up of colonial-style villas, comprising a former church. Sala el Jdida: Salty the new, modern area, popular and apart, over the hill town in the city. Salted acquired his title of nobility during the French protectorate. During the decades preceding independence of Morocco, the city was the stronghold of national resistance movements. The call to "latif" launched in Sale by fire MAANINOU Haj Ahmed, was subsequently relayed to the main cities of Morocco, and the petition against the Berber Dahir handed to Sultan Mohammed V and the Resident-General will lead France to the withdrawal of Dahir of May 1930, received by the intellectuals of the time as an attempt to divide the Moroccan people. This text has led to the first reaction of nationalist elites against the Moroccan occupation and devoted their will to resist. Many today recognize that this episode is the founding act of political awareness that will lead fourteen years later to sign the Manifesto of Independence of 11 January 1944 by many Slaoui. Salt has also been deemed to have been the stronghold of the Moroccan left for many decades, many leaders have resided. Salt is also known as a stronghold of the movement Al Adl Wal Ihssane , the spiritual leader of the movement resided in fact, as many followers and sympathizers. The town was submerged by a large rural-urban migration in recent years. Salted form with Rabat and Temara a conurbation of 1.66 million inhabitants (2005). The exponential growth of the population is largely due to rural exodus. Salt City is destined to become a millionaire in 2020. According to the general census of population and housing in 2004, its population was approximately 800,000. The few urban 21,000 added each year in the city should be a city of Sal millionaire in less than ten years. Regarding the climate, the territory of the city of Sal belongs to the bioclimatic field sub-humid with variations semi-arid and humid. Subjected to a double influence continental and oceanic average precipitation varies between 500 and 600 mm / year. The rainy season lasts from October to March and the dry season from April to September. The average rainfall covers 70 to 90 days per year. Local winds, such as sea breeze, reduce excess heat, and other elements put the city in the subhumid bioclimatic The influence of the temperate ocean mass resulting in average temperatures of around 9 C for the coldest months and 38 C for the warmer months. The gel is almost rare. A large project management and development of the valley of Bouregreg was launched in 2006. The latter amounting to 30 billion dirhams aims to significantly reshape the two river banks. This project should enable the city of Sal to know an important term economic development. A marina was opened March 15, 2008 in this context . Tramway Rabat-Sal is a long term project which foresees the creation of a network of tram lines including 4 with two crossings of the River Bouregreg . It connects the poles and transmitters / attractors major urban area: Avenue Mohammed V in Sale, near the ministries, stations ONCF (Rabat-Sal city), schools and libraries between Bab Ruach and Ibn Zuhr, district of Agdal, and finally, the University of Bab Al Irfane and hospital Souissi. A common core is expected to cross the Bouregreg new bridge at the Moulay Al Hassan. Politics
Demographics
Year 1912 1936 1952 1960 1971 1982 1994 2004 2005 2007 Salty 19 000 32 000 47 000 77 000 159 000 328 000 580 000 761 000 780 000 903 485 Climate
Sport
Sports clubs who played or playing in Sale Team Sports League Stage AS Sal Football Botola Stadium Boubker Ammar AS Sal (Basketball) Basketball Division 1 En el BOUAZZAOUI Sporting Sal Football Merger with AS Sal in 2002 Stage of the Green March External link
Development of the Valley Bouregreg
Tramway Rabat Sal
The tramway network in 2010 consists of two lines
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