Ceel-Sheekh

Ceel-Sheekh
Ceel-Sheekh
	Town
	Ceel-Sheekh Location in Somaliland
	Coordinates: 10°27′0″N 44°16′19″E
Country	Somaliland
Region	Awdal
District	Lughaya District
Time zone	UTC+3 (EAT)

Ceel Sheekh (also spelled Ceel Sheikh or El-Sheikh) is a coastal settlement in Awdal, Somaliland.

Demographics

The Sa'ad Musa sub-clan of the Habr Awal reside in El Sheikh and its environs.[1]

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References

Sommerlatte, Malte (2000). Ecological Assessment of the Coastal Plains of North Western Somalia (Somaliland). IUCN Eastern Africa Regional Office. p. 4. The Issa Musa are the more coastal sub-clan of the Habr Awal, and they live in the immediate environs of Berbera and extend southwards to Hargeisa. West of them but in proximity are the Sa’ad Musa, who extend from a narrow strip on the coast near Bullaxaar and El Sheikh towards the towns of Gebile and Hargeisa which they dominate, and across into their grazing lands in the rich plateau area of the ‘Haud’ in Ethiopia.

External links

Ceel Sheekh - coordinates

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[1] Sommerlatte, Malte (2000). Ecological Assessment of the Coastal Plains of North Western Somalia (Somaliland). IUCN Eastern Africa Regional Office. p. 4. The Issa Musa are the more coastal sub-clan of the Habr Awal, and they live in the immediate environs of Berbera and extend southwards to Hargeisa. West of them but in proximity are the Sa’ad Musa, who extend from a narrow strip on the coast near Bullaxaar and El Sheikh towards the towns of Gebile and Hargeisa which they dominate, and across into their grazing lands in the rich plateau area of the ‘Haud’ in Ethiopia.