The Sidi Amar District is an administrative district (daïra) located within the Guelma Province of Algeria. It functions as a sub-division of the province, responsible for local administration and governance over a defined territory and its constituent communes.
Geography The district is situated in the northeastern part of Algeria, specifically within the Guelma Province. Its terrain is characteristic of the region, often featuring a mix of agricultural plains, hills, and valleys. The main urban center and administrative seat of the district is the town of Sidi Amar, from which the district derives its name.
Administrative Divisions The Sidi Amar District is officially composed of two communes:
- Sidi Amar: The primary commune and administrative center of the district.
- Bendjerah: Another significant commune within the district.
Demographics According to the 2008 national census conducted in Algeria, the Sidi Amar District recorded a total population of 83,252 inhabitants. The population density and distribution reflect the settlement patterns common in agricultural and semi-urban areas of the region.