Abdelkader Azil

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Metkaouak

Country	Algeria
Province	Batna
Time zone	UTC+1 (West Africa Time)

Abdelkader Azil (Arabic: عبد القادر عزيل) is a town in north-eastern Algeria. It was known as Metkaouak before its name was officially changed in May 1993.^[1] In 2008, its population was 14,304.^[2]

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↑ "Journal Officiel de la Republique Algerienne N. 30" (PDF). joradp.dz (in French). Retrieved 16 August 2026.
↑ "Répartition de la population résidente des ménages ordinaires et collectifs, selon la commune de résidence et la dispersion" (PDF). ons.dz (in French). Retrieved 16 August 2026.

35°22′N 5°11′E / 35.367°N 5.183°E / 35.367; 5.183

v t e Batna Province
Capital: Batna
Districts	Aïn Djasser Aïn Touta Arris Barika Batna Bouzina Chemora Djezar El Madher Ichmoul Menaâ Merouana N'Gaous Ouled Si Slimane Ras El Aioun Seggana Seriana T'Kout Tazoult Théniet El Abed Timgad
Communes	Abdelkader Azil Aïn Djasser Aïn Touta Aïn Yagout Amdoukal Arris Barika Batna Ben Foudhala El Hakania Bitam Boulhilat Boumagueur Boumia Bouzina Djerma Djezar Draa Etine El Hassi El Madher Fesdis Foum Toub Ghassira Chemora Gosbat Guigba Hayat Hidoussa Ichmoul Inoughissen Kimmel Ksar Bellezma Larbaa Lazrou Lemsane Maâfa Menaâ Merouana Metkaouak N'Gaous Chir Oued Chaaba Oued El Ma Oued Taga Ouled Ammar Ouled Aouf Ouled Fadel Ouled Sellam Ouled Si Slimane Ouyoun El Assafir Rahbat Ras El Aioun Sefiane Seggana Seriana Talkhamt Taxlent Tazoult Teniet El Abed Tighanimine Tigherghar Tilatou Timgad Tkoutt Zanat El Beida

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