Tirmitine | |
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  Tirmitine Location of Tirmitinein the Algeria | |
| Coordinates: 36°39′42.51″N3°59′5.2″E / 36.6618083°N 3.984778°E Coordinates: 36°39′42.51″N3°59′5.2″E / 36.6618083°N 3.984778°E | |
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| Province | Tizi Ouzou Province |
| District | Draâ Ben Khedda District |
| Time zone | UTC+1 (CET) |
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