Corso (City in Algeria)

Corso is a coastal town and commune located in Boumerdès Province, Algeria. Situated along the Mediterranean Sea, it lies east of the provincial capital, Boumerdès, and is part of the wider Kabylie region.

The town is characterized by its coastal location and features beaches that attract both locals and tourists, especially during the summer months. The economy of Corso is based primarily on agriculture, fishing, and tourism, reflecting its geographical position.

Historically, the area around Corso, like much of coastal Algeria, has seen various influences, including Berber, Roman, and Ottoman. More recently, it was a part of French Algeria until Algerian independence in 1962.

Corso experiences a Mediterranean climate, with warm, dry summers and mild, wet winters. This climate is conducive to agriculture, particularly the cultivation of fruits, vegetables, and olives.

Administratively, Corso is a commune within the Boumerdès Province, and is governed by a mayor and a communal council. The commune is responsible for providing local services to its residents, including infrastructure maintenance, sanitation, and public safety.