▲Mountain, Chefchaouen province
Jbel Bab el Qarn
1722 metres approx.
The highest peak of the Ghzaoua tribe, one of the summits that separate neighbouring tribal lands.
- Type
- Mountain
- Altitude
- about 1722 m
- Location
- Chefchaouen province
- Tribe
- Ghzaoua
- Rank
- No. 8 among the peaks of Chefchaouen province in this encyclopedia
- Note
- Peak shared between two tribal territories
Jbel Bab el Qarn reaches about 1722 metres. It is the highest peak of the Ghzaoua tribe in Chefchaouen province.
Like Lakraa, Taqlabt and Talousis, Bab el Qarn is a shared peak that can form a natural divide between neighbouring tribal territories, depending on the slopes and local boundaries.
Articles about this place
- The highest peak of each Chefchaouen tribeThirteen tribes and twelve peaks: a ranking that shows how the mountains change, from the Ghomara and Akhmas in the north to the Beni Ahmed in the south.
- Peaks between two tribesIn the Chefchaouen mountains, one slope may belong to one tribe and the opposite slope to another. Four peaks explain how this works.
Nearby and in the same area
- ▲Jbel TaqlabtBeni Mansour, Chefchaouen province1726 m
- ▲Jbel TalousisBeni Selmane, Chefchaouen province2005 m
- ▲Jbel LakraaBeni Zejel and Akhmas, Chefchaouen province2159 m
Data from topographic maps and local sources; altitudes are approximate. Spotted a mistake? Send a correction.