▲Mountain, Chefchaouen province
Jbel Kharbouch
1465 metres approx.
A wooded limestone massif in the Ghomara country, at the eastern entrance of Talassemtane park.
- Type
- Mountain
- Altitude
- about 1465 m
- Location
- Chefchaouen province
- Tribe
- Beni Selmane
- Park
- Talassemtane National Park
- Rank
- No. 10 among the peaks of Chefchaouen province in this encyclopedia
Jbel Kharbouch rises to about 1465 metres. It is one of the prominent limestone mountains of the Beni Selmane tribe, in the Ghomara country.
It stands at the eastern entrance of Talassemtane National Park. It combines limestone rock, forest and steep slopes, and mountain paths link it to neighbouring villages and areas.
Articles about this place
- Talassemtane National ParkThe highest peaks of the western Rif, isolated villages and a lesser-known Tetouan section: Talassemtane is bigger than its famous image.
- Mountains of the Ghomara country and eastern ChefchaouenFrom the eastern entrance of Talassemtane to the edge of Al Hoceima province: limestone mountains, a high Ghomara territory and a coastal village with a long memory.
- The geology of the Tetouan and Chefchaouen mountainsWhite limestone walls, a flysch mountain in the middle of limestone, and black metamorphic rock: three stories in stone in the mountains of the north.
Nearby and in the same area
- ▲Jbel TalousisBeni Selmane, Chefchaouen province2005 m
- ▲Jbel TalassemtaneChefchaouen province1941 m
- ■AdeldalChefchaouen province—
Data from topographic maps and local sources; altitudes are approximate. Spotted a mistake? Send a correction.