About Argana
Argana (in Arabic: ارÚانا) is a rural commune in Morocco and a village of the same name in the Taroudant province, in the Souss-Massa-Drâa region, which is part of the Argana caidate. It is called "Targuente" in Chleuh.
Argana (in Arabic: ارÚانا) is a rural commune in Morocco and a village of the same name in the Taroudant province, in the Souss-Massa-Draâ region, which is part of the Argana caidate. It is known as "Targuente" in Shilha.
Argana is located 81 km north of Agadir and 200 km south of Marrakech.
This rural commune of 5,600 inhabitants is crossed by the Issen wadi. Argana has an exit on the new A7 motorway connecting Marrakech to Agadir since the summer of 2010 and is served by the RN8.
The Argana Caidate encompasses the rural communes of Argana, Bigoudine, Talmakante, and Imilmaiss and has 23,600 inhabitants. The Douars on the outskirts of Argana are Igounane, Inzerki, Meslla, Iguer, Taourirte, Mezzinte, Aguensa, and Ait Moussi...
