Cities near Ain el Hadjel

Ain el Hadjel is a city of 28,728 inhabitants in Algeria. The most populous cities near Ain el Hadjel within 100 km are Bordj Bou Arreridj, El Achir, M'Sila. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 35.6700° Longitude: 3.8815° Population: 28,728 Timezone: Africa/Algiers
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Nearby cities 22 cities found

Sorted by population, from largest to smallest. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

City Country Distance Population
Bordj Bou Arreridj Algeria 91.1 km 158,812
El Achir Algeria 80.2 km 158,333
M'Sila Algeria 59.4 km 132,975
Bou Saâda Algeria 57.8 km 111,787
Aïn Oussera Algeria 91.5 km 98,107
Bouïra Algeria 78.4 km 68,545
Sidi Aïssa Algeria 25.9 km 66,856
Boghni Algeria 97.2 km 54,666
Sour el Ghozlane Algeria 55.8 km 43,985
Draa el Mizan Algeria 96.4 km 41,263
Bordj Ghdir Algeria 95.2 km 34,136
’Aïn el Melh Algeria 95.6 km 32,880
Aïn Bessem Algeria 71.8 km 32,548
Birine Algeria 59.4 km 26,670
Dar Chioukh Algeria 93.2 km 26,605
Chellalat el Adhaouara Algeria 51.6 km 26,077
Melouza Algeria 44.1 km 25,701
Tizi-n-Tleta Algeria 98.6 km 22,404
Mansourah Algeria 69.2 km 22,117
Chorfa Algeria 87.0 km 20,556
Bougzoul Algeria 93.6 km 14,095
’Aïn Boucif Algeria 69.7 km 11,989

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