Hataouas
Hataouas is a small inland town located in the Oriental region of Morocco, situated approximately 45 kilometres southeast of the provincial capital, Oujda. The town lies at an elevation of about 650 metres above sea level, within a predominantly semi-arid landscape that supports both agriculture and pastoral activities. According to the most recent census data, Hataouas has a population of roughly 3,200 residents, with a demographic profile that reflects a mix of long‑settled families and newer migrants moving from rural areas in search of employment opportunities.
The local economy is largely driven by agriculture, with date palms, olives and barley forming the core
Hataouas is served by a single railway stop on the modest Oujda‑Jijel line, providing daily passenger and