Isser District

This article is about Issers. For other uses, see Issers (disambiguation).

District in Boumerdès, Algeria

Issers District

دائرة يسر

District

Map of Algeria highlighting Boumerdès Province

Map of Boumerdès Province highlighting Isser District

Country|  Algeria
Province| Boumerdès
District seat| Isser
Population

(1998)

• Total

| 67,228
Time zone| UTC+01 (CET)
Municipalities| 3

Issers is a district in Boumerdès Province, Algeria. It was named after its capital, Isser.

## Municipalities

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The district is further divided into 4 municipalities:

* Isser
* Si Mustapha
* Chabet El Ameur
* Timezrit

## History

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Main article: History of Algeria

### French conquest

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Main article: French conquest of Algeria

* First Battle of the Issers (1837)

### Algerian Revolution

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Main article: Algerian Revolution

### Salafist terrorism

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Main article: Salafist terrorism in Algeria

See also: Terrorist bombings in Algeria

* 2008 Issers bombing (19 August 2008)

## Zawiya

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Main article: Zawiyas in Algeria

* Zawiya Thaalibia

## Notable people

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Main article: List of people from Boumerdès Province

* Sidi Abder Rahman El Thaelebi, Algerian Islamic scholar
* Mohamed Aïchaoui, Algerian journalist and resistant against French colonization.
* Raïs Hamidou, Algerian privateer.
* Ali Laskri, Algerian politician.

## References

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Boumerdès Province

Capital: Boumerdès

Baghlia District|

* Baghlia
* Sidi Daoud
* Taourga

Bordj Menaïel District|

* Bordj Menaïel
* Djinet
* Legata
* Zemmouri

Boudouaou District|

* Boudouaou
* Boudouaou-El-Bahri
* Bouzegza Keddara
* El Kharrouba
* Ouled Hedadj

Boumerdès District|

* Boumerdès
* Corso
* Tidjelabine

Dellys District|

* Aafir
* Ben Choud
* Dellys

Isser District|

* Chabet el Ameur
* Issers
* Si-Mustapha
* Timezrit

Khemis El Khechna District|

* Hammedi
* Khemis El-Khechna
* Larbatache
* Ouled Moussa

Naciria District|

* Naciria
* Ouled Aissa

Thénia District|

* Ammal
* Beni Amrane
* Souk El-Had
* Thénia

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Boumerdès Province villages

* Ahl El Koudia
* Ahl El Oued
* Aït Abdelhadi
* Aït Afra
* Aït Ali
* Aït Dahmane
* Aït Hamadouche
* Aït Salah
* Aït Si Amar
* Aït Si Saïd
* Azela
* Azouza

* Baloul
* Belhasnet
* Ben Daoud
* Ben Younes
* Beni Arab
* Beni Fouda
* Beni Khelifa
* Berreghlou
* Bou Ismaïl
* Bouaïdel
* Bouchelaghem
* Boukaraï
* Boukhanfar
* Bouredjouane

* Chender
* Chorfa

* Debagha
* Djaouna
* Djenah
* Doukane
* Draâ Ben Hadhoum

* El Bor

* Fekhara

* Ghazibaouene
* Gueddara
* Gueraïchene

* Hadadcha
* Haddada
* Hadj Ahmed
* Hini

* Louz

* Mahrane
* Mahsas
* Medjber
* Meraïel
* Meraldene
* Merchicha
* Mezala

* Oued Djenane
* Ouled Ali
* Ouled Bellemou
* Ouled Bendou
* Ouled Bessa
* Ouled Bouhmed
* Ouled Boumerdès
* Ouled Djerrah
* Ouled Hocine
* Ouled Mahmoud
* Ouled Salah

* Sidi Fredj
* Sidi Yahia
* Skhirat
* Souiga
* Soumâa

* Tabrahimt
* Tachehat
* Talamali
* Talilt
* Talmat
* Tamsaout
* Tebabkha
* Thellath
* Tigrine
* Tijijga
* Timizar
* Titouna
* Tiza
* Tizouighine
* Toulmout
* Touzaline

* Zaatra
* Zemmouri El Bahri
* Zenina

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* France
* BnF data

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