Including 38 625 households in urban areas and 0 in rural areas.
Al Fida is a significant urban district located within the prefecture of Casablanca, in the Grand Casablanca-Settat region of Morocco. Spanning an area of 398 hectares, the district is characterized by its high population density and its role as a central residential and commercial hub. According to the 2014 census, the district was home to 158,667 inhabitants, reflecting its status as a vital component of the Casablanca metropolitan area.
The district is strategically positioned within the urban fabric of Casablanca. Its boundaries are clearly defined by major thoroughfares and infrastructure, which facilitate connectivity to the rest of the city:
These boundaries delineate a compact, highly developed urban environment that serves as a microcosm of the broader Casablanca experience, balancing residential needs with the logistical demands of a major Moroccan city.
As an integral part of the Casablanca prefecture, Al Fida functions as a bustling urban center. The district is defined by its dense residential blocks and the daily activity of its inhabitants. Life in Al Fida is typical of the inner-city districts of Casablanca, where the proximity to major boulevards like Bd Al Fida and Bd II Mars ensures that residents are well-connected to the commercial and administrative services of the wider metropolis. The district's layout reflects the rapid urban development that has shaped Casablanca into the economic heart of Morocco.
For those navigating the city, Al Fida is easily identifiable by its major arterial roads. The district's location between the motorway to the south and the primary boulevards to the north and east makes it a central point for transit within the city. Visitors and residents alike benefit from the district's central position, which provides access to the diverse amenities and services available throughout the Grand Casablanca-Settat region. While primarily a residential and administrative district, its proximity to the city's main transport arteries makes it a key area for understanding the urban structure of Casablanca.
