The commune of Chetaïbi is located about 62 km northwest of the wilayah of Annaba. Chetaïbi has a fishing port. The main beaches of Chetaïbi are Chétaibi, Les sables d'or, Oued Leghnem, Fountaine Romaine, La Baie Ouest and Sidi Akkacha.
The population of the town was 8035 in the 2008 census.[1] The postal code of Chetaïbi is 23014.
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Village of Chetaïbi
Aerial view of Chetaïbi
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During the Roman Empire there was a Roman town called Tacuata and based on the remaining ruins, it was a relatively important city. In Roman times it was the starting point of a road to the west, marked by Muharur (Sidi Akkacha), Zacca (Cape de Fer), where red porphyry was mined and exported to Rome through the port on the Seybouse, then Culucitanis (El Marsa) and Paratienis (Guerbes).
With Muslim conquests of the Maghreb, the Arabs renamed the town "Tekkouch", from the Berber "Teccuche". Several places along the shore are associated with legends of the neighboring peoples. The local population considers the bay of Sidi Akacha "sacred". For about a decade it was frequented by armed terrorists because of its isolation and rugged forested terrain.[2] The forest, extensive along this part of the coast, is greatly admired with very rigorous asceticism. A number of mausoleums host brilliant fantasia, as in Sidi Boufernana every year.
In 1830, during the siege of Annaba, a clandestine flotilla came every night from Tekouch to supply the inhabitants of the city with provisions. At that time, a historical event of great size was not lacking in certain interest and deserves a precision: since it is there, even in the Edough, where its maquis has preserved in the mountains the memory of the revolt of si Zeghdoud. From a family of scholars bearing the name of Oued Jemaoune, he was born in Souk el had (Ain oum elrakha today) against the occupier although dating from the first day gained in magnitude in June 1841 refugee to Sidi Akkacha.
At the end of the 19th century, Tekouch took the name of the French general Émile Herbillon [fr]. At the time when the ship Le Caramy transported passengers between Bône and Herbillon, the first doctors to practice there were Drs Bendjelloul and Monpére.
^[PDF]Recensement 2008 de la population algérienne, wilaya d'Annaba, sur le site de l'ONS. [archive].
^B. Ahmed Ramy; El Watan (August 3, 2008). "Annaba. Un lieu, une histoire: Sidi Akacha le saint de Chetaïbi" [A Place, a History: Sidi Akacha, the holy of Chetaïbi] (in French). Anabacity.
^Docteur A.FRIHA, « Histoire de Chetaibi » [archive] (consulté le 31 mai 2016) 2014-01-14 at the Wayback Machine.
chetaïbi, arabic, شطايبي, berber, languages, ceṭṭaybi, formerly, herbillon, small, fishing, port, annaba, province, algeria, located, peninsula, west, annaba, chetaibi, contents, geography, gallery, history, references, external, linksgeography, editthe, commu. Chetaibi Arabic شطايبي Berber languages Ceṭṭaybi formerly Herbillon is a small fishing port in Annaba Province Algeria located on a peninsula west of Annaba Chetaibi Contents 1 Geography 2 Gallery 3 History 4 References 5 External linksGeography editThe commune of Chetaibi is located about 62 km northwest of the wilayah of Annaba Chetaibi has a fishing port The main beaches of Chetaibi are Chetaibi Les sables d or Oued Leghnem Fountaine Romaine La Baie Ouest and Sidi Akkacha The population of the town was 8035 in the 2008 census 1 The postal code of Chetaibi is 23014 Gallery edit nbsp Village of Chetaibi nbsp Aerial view of Chetaibi nbsp Chetaibi nbsp ChetaibiHistory editDuring the Roman Empire there was a Roman town called Tacuata and based on the remaining ruins it was a relatively important city In Roman times it was the starting point of a road to the west marked by Muharur Sidi Akkacha Zacca Cape de Fer where red porphyry was mined and exported to Rome through the port on the Seybouse then Culucitanis El Marsa and Paratienis Guerbes With Muslim conquests of the Maghreb the Arabs renamed the town Tekkouch from the Berber Teccuche Several places along the shore are associated with legends of the neighboring peoples The local population considers the bay of Sidi Akacha sacred For about a decade it was frequented by armed terrorists because of its isolation and rugged forested terrain 2 The forest extensive along this part of the coast is greatly admired with very rigorous asceticism A number of mausoleums host brilliant fantasia as in Sidi Boufernana every year In 1830 during the siege of Annaba a clandestine flotilla came every night from Tekouch to supply the inhabitants of the city with provisions At that time a historical event of great size was not lacking in certain interest and deserves a precision since it is there even in the Edough where its maquis has preserved in the mountains the memory of the revolt of si Zeghdoud From a family of scholars bearing the name of Oued Jemaoune he was born in Souk el had Ain oum elrakha today against the occupier although dating from the first day gained in magnitude in June 1841 refugee to Sidi Akkacha At the end of the 19th century Tekouch took the name of the French general Emile Herbillon fr At the time when the ship Le Caramy transported passengers between Bone and Herbillon the first doctors to practice there were Drs Bendjelloul and Monpere After Algerian independence the town was renamed Chetaibi 3 References edit nbsp Algeria portal PDF Recensement 2008 de la population algerienne wilaya d Annaba sur le site de l ONS archive B Ahmed Ramy El Watan August 3 2008 Annaba Un lieu une histoire Sidi Akacha le saint de Chetaibi A Place a History Sidi Akacha the holy of Chetaibi in French Anabacity Docteur A FRIHA Histoire de Chetaibi archive consulte le 31 mai 2016 Archived 2014 01 14 at the Wayback Machine External links edit in French Chetaibi 37 3 57 96 N 7 22 49 08 E 37 0661000 N 7 3803000 E 37 0661000 7 3803000 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Chetaibi amp oldid 1175238599, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
