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About Khenifra

Khénifra (Berber: Xnifra, Arabic: خنيفرة) is a town in the Moroccan Middle Atlas, capital of the Zayanes, an Amazigh tribe, located 160 km from Fez and 300 km from Marrakech in the province of the same name. Surface area: total area of 41,033 km² (5.77% of Morocco's surface area).

Key figures

Nationality
Foreigners52
Moroccans123 686
Housing
34 147Total households
3.6People per household (average)
Khénifra (Berber: Xnifra, Arabic: خنيفرة) is a town in the Moroccan Middle Atlas, capital of the Zayanes, an Amazigh tribe, located 160 km from Fez and 300 km from Marrakech in the province of the same name. Surface area: total area of 41,033 km² (5.77% of Morocco's surface area).

The economic activity of this region remains dominated by the tertiary sector (43.2%). The rural environment accounts for nearly 76%. It is considered the pearl of the Moroccan mountains with its reddish colours and, above all, as the capital of the lakes.