Dar El Beïda

Dar El Beïda (Arabic: الدار البيضاء‎) is a suburb of Algiers, Algeria. It is the seat of the district with the same name. During French colonial times, it was officially called by its French name Maison Blanche (French pronunciation: ​[mɛzɔ̃ blɑ̃ʃ]), which meant the same thing as its current Arabic name: (the) white house. (This Arabic name is shared with Casablanca in Morocco, in that case a translation from Spanish). It is pronounced [adːaːr albajdˤaːʔ] in Classical Arabic and [(ə)dɑr.(əl)bɑjdɑ] in Darja. It has an area of 3200 hectares (32 km²/12 sq mi). It is home to the international Houari Boumedienne Airport, the largest in Algeria. The airport is divided into two main terminals, one for international flights and the older one for domestic flights. It has 44,753 inhabitants as of the 1998 census. In 1987 it had 12,900 inhabitants.[1]

This article is about Algerian city. For the Moroccan city, see Casablanca.
Houari Boumedienne Airport

Economy

It is home to an industrial park which it shares with the neighboring municipality of Oued Smar. Historic municipal budgets include:

  • 2003: 290 million DZD
  • 2004: 320 million DZD
  • 2005: 730 million DZD
  • 2006: 750 million DZD
  • 2007: 1.6 billion DZD
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References
  1. populstat.info Archived March 3, 2016, at the Wayback Machine


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