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 | | The chief forests are those in the vicinity of Ouarsenis, Téniet-el-Hâad, and Blida, and in the Djurdjura range in the province of Algiers ; and those on Mt. Babor, in the Mâadid mountains south of Sétif, and in the Aurès and Belezma mountains near Batna. |
 | | The forest near Blida, which is often visited by tourists, as it lies near the railway not far from Algiers, is 1700 acres in extent, and consists of cedars either growing pure or in mixture with the evergreen oak ; and it is, gener ally speaking, in a poor condition. |
 | | The cedar forest occupies 2300 acres, four-fifths of this being on the north slope and one-fifth on the south slope, and consists of a mixture in varying proportions of cedar and Quercus Mirbeckii, the latter a beautiful tall tree with semi-evergreen foliage, often attaining 12 feet in girth. |
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