Oulad Sghir

Oulad Sghir is a town and rural commune located in Morocco. It is administratively part of the Taza Province, which lies within the Fès‑Meknès economic region of the country. The settlement functions as a local administrative unit (commune) under the Moroccan system of territorial organization.

Geography
Oulad Sghir is situated in northern Morocco, in an area characterized by a mix of agricultural land and foothill terrain. The commune’s boundaries encompass a number of smaller villages and hamlets that are governed as part of the same local authority.

Administrative Status

  • Country: Morocco
  • Region: Fès‑Meknès
  • Province: Taza

Demographics
The most recent publicly available census data for many Moroccan rural communes dates to 2004. Specific population figures for Oulad Sghir are not readily accessible in widely published sources; therefore, precise demographic information cannot be provided without further verification.

Economy and Infrastructure
The local economy of Oulad Sghir, like many rural communes in the region, is primarily based on agriculture, including the cultivation of cereals and olives, as well as livestock rearing. Basic public services such as primary education and health centers are typically administered at the communal level, though detailed information about facilities in Oulad Sghir is limited in published references.

Cultural and Linguistic Context
The inhabitants of Oulad Sghir are predominantly Arabic‑speaking, with many also using Berber dialects common to the surrounding areas of northern Morocco. Cultural practices reflect a blend of Arab and Amazigh traditions typical of the broader Taza Province.

References

  • Moroccan Ministry of Interior, administrative divisions (general reference).
  • Census data publications by the High Commission for Planning (Haut‑Commissariat au Plan), Morocco.

Note: Specific statistical data for Oulad Sghir, such as exact population numbers or detailed economic indicators, are not available in widely accessible encyclopedic sources at this time.

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