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Djediouia or جديوية is a town and
commune located at 35°5'46 "north, 0°49'50"east in
Relizane Province,
Algeria and the
presumed site of
Ancient city and...
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Moussa Bel****el
Bouzegza Bendaoud Beni
Dergoun Beni
Zentis Dar Ben
Abdellah Djidioua El
Guettar El H'Madna El
Hamri El H****i El
Matmar El
Ouldja Had Echkalla...
- The
Battle of
Moulouya took
place in May 1692 at a ford on the
Moulouya river in Morocco. It was
fought between the
armies of the
Alaouite Sultan Moulay...
- Dey Hadj
Ahmed Chabane (d. 1695) was the
fourth Dey of Algiers. He
ruled from 1688 to 1695, and was the
first member of the
Algerian Janissary Odjak to...
- (Lalla Marnia? Chanzy, Sidi-Ali-Ben-Joub?)
Catabum Castra (Saint-Aimé,
Djidioua?)
Catrum Catula (Oued Damous?)
Cenae (Kenais Islands)
Cissi (Djinet) Columnata...
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Djeniane Bourzeg DZ.NA.DB 2,301
Djerma DZ.BT.DR 3,063
Djezzar DZ.BT.DZ 17,657
Djidioua DZ.RE.DJ 29,263
Djillali Ben
Ammar DZ.TR.DB 5,631
Djinet DZ.BM.DJ 20,022...
- and
Roman Empire. The town has been
tentatively identified with
ruins at
Djidioua in Algeria.
During the
Roman Empire the town of
Catabum Castra was the...
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Nearby towns included Castellum Tingitanum (El Asnam) and
Catabum Castra (
Djidioua). The
mines at
Malakoff were to the north-east of the town. The town was...
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Mechtat el
Mehedia (Mechtat Méhédia) is a
village in
Djidioua commune,
Relizane Province, Algeria. the
village is
located on the
Plaine du
Cheliff on the...
- Aimé is
commemorated on
September 13. Saint-Aimé, the
colonial name of
Djidioua (Algeria) in
French Saint Ame, of Grenoble, a
Benedictine abbot and hermit...
