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Algeria · DZ

Kef ez Zebbech

Kef ez Zebbech is the highest mountain peak in Djelfa Province, Algeria, standing at 1,553 metres above sea level. Part of the Saharan Atlas range, it rises from the rugged terrain of the Aïn El Ibel District with a topographic prominence of 397 metres, making it one of the most visually dominant summits in the entire province. This is a summit for the intrepid — a remote, high-altitude landmark in Algeria's semi-arid highlands, offering sweeping views across the steppe and rocky plateaus that characterise the southern edge of the Tell Atlas.

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Algeria · DZ

Kef ez Zebbech

Kef ez Zebbech is the highest mountain peak in Djelfa Province, Algeria, standing at 1,553 metres above sea level. Part of the Saharan Atlas range, it rises from the rugged terrain of the Aïn El Ibel District with a topographic prominence of 397 metres, making it one of the most visually dominant summits in the entire province. This is a summit for the intrepid — a remote, high-altitude landmark in Algeria's semi-arid highlands, offering sweeping views across the steppe and rocky plateaus that characterise the southern edge of the Tell Atlas.