Zagora

Zagora: City Moroccan province of Zagora, its name is derived from Mount Tazakort located in the southeastern part of the country's largest province Steering its tradition of private, one of the tourist countries in Morocco and other countries are located north and south of Zagora like Taconite, to Mahamed, a dull, Ktaoh, Amezrou, and Tnzulan .. as you know, palm trees (from the Moroccan date producing cities) thick on each Joinbha.kma there navigator neighborhood in Amezrou neighborhood. Zagora has 34.851 inhabitants (according to the 2004 census).

Climate

By virtue of the cross site to Zagora and openness to the desert interior and its location far from the marine influences, the climate is so dry and semi-desert. The characteristics of this climate it is extremely hot in summer and very cold in winter, this is reflected in relative to both the temperature and the average annual rainfall. "For the heat defines the city high temperatures and irregular during the summer, with up to 40º in some cases, but for precipitation defines Zagora precipitation on average exceed 45 mm.

Agriculture

Agriculture stationed in the Draa Valley and the extrovert Tzairin rich palm and either other types of yields and crops are grain marketing, almonds, apples and apricots. The weak rainfall they consume across streams and filling Golden Mansour and CDA hill plains that give the palm green color, which can not be compared.

In Tmkrot (Zagora) no corner of Nasiriyah institution in the sixteenth century and the inscriptions on the stones and the Draa Valley Btazaka and Tzairin and Tnzulan and unique drawings belong to the prehistoric times and the problem of many small and colorful blobs and bear witness to the glorious past of the area

Zagora, which lies south-east of Morocco, which features important tourist qualifications, can have an important echo regionally, regionally, and nationally, internationally and why not improve the condition employed and valued and evaluated. They are located on the road to a thousand faraway and stubble, in addition to the strategic location as a way station between Zagora and Mahamed deer, as well as other tourist stations in southern Morocco starting from Merzouga, then Risani Sijilmasa Archaelogical site, and the Mausoleum of Moulay Ali Sharif.