Ouaguenoune District

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Ouaguenoun is a district in Algeria. It is located east of Tizi Ouzou. Its central town is Tikobain. Villages in Ouaguenoune include Ighil Bouchene.

Coordinates: 36°46′12″N4°10′29″E / 36.7700°N 4.1747°E / 36.7700; 4.1747

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