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The French identified 191 thermal spring in Algeria between 1860 and 1911, several of which were already used in Roman times
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18 Mineral Water and Mineral Springs in Algeria topics matching:
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| x Ain Nouy |
Sulpher springs 12k from Mostaganem, becoming delapidated in the 1920's.
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| x Hamman Meskoutine |
A ferruginous carbonic spring located about 20km from Guelma in Constantine Province with 3600 litres per minute of water issuing at 95ºC. Since Carhaginian times, It had long been one of the most popular springs in Algeria.
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| x Hamman Berouaghia |
Sulpher springs located 5k from Berrouaghia station, located in a deep gorge at about 900m above sea level. Water flow of 60 litres per minute at 44ºC.
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| x Hamman El Bibian |
Sulpher sprngs near the Iron Gates( Porte de Fer) flowing at 90ºc.
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| x Hamman Salahin |
Sulpher springs 8k from Biskra, with 1400 litres of water flowing at 45ºC. It became a fashionable resort in the 1920's.
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| x Teniet el Haad |
Ferruginous springs in the cedar forests of the same name.
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| x Hamman Bou Hadjar |
Alkaline springs on the slope of a line of hills in a horseshoe shape.
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| x Hamman Bou Hanifia |
Alcaline springs near Mascara.
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| x Bou Haroun |
A cold alkaline spring 8k from Dra-el-Mizan station. One of the most active springs in Algeria.
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| x Takitount |
A cold alkaline spring 40k from Setif, similar to Vichy Water.
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| x Ain Sennour |
A cold alkaline spring 10k from Souk Ahras used for drinking water in local hotels.
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| x Bain de la Reine |
Located at Mers El Kebir, near Oran. The flow was 60 litres a minute at 55ºC. They were named after Jeanne La Folle, mother of Charles V of Spain who once stayed there.
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| x Hamman Melouan |
The nearest thermal staion to Algiers. Sodium Chloride springs and one of the main thermal stations of Algeria.
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| x Sidi M'Cid |
Sodium Chloride spring located at the entrance to the Rhummel gorge, in Constantine province. Issues 4000 litres per minute at about 30ºC.
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| x Hamman R'hira |
A sulphate spring 10km from Bou Medfa (90km from Algiers). Water temperature varies from 42 to 50ºC. In the 1920's it received 20,000 visitors a year.
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| x Hammam Essalihine |
Roman Hot Spring
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| x Moulin Ferrero |
Close to Abu Saada
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| x Hamman Rabbi |
A mineral water from near Saida City.
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