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Regdalin

Coordinates: 32°53′00″N 11°59′00″E / 32.88333°N 11.98333°E / 32.88333; 11.98333
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Regdalin
رقدالين
Umm Sahaba
Nickname: 
Sidi Bu Zinah
Regdalin is located in Libya
Regdalin
Regdalin
Location in Libya
Coordinates: 32°53′00″N 11°59′00″E / 32.88333°N 11.98333°E / 32.88333; 11.98333
Country Libya
RegionTripolitania
DistrictNuqat al Khams
Government
 • MayorVacant
Elevation9 m (30 ft)
Population
 (2012)
 • Total25,831
Time zoneUTC+1 (UCT)
Area code31

Regdalin (Arabic: رقدالين) is a medium sized city situated on the north western coast of Libya, 10 km from the seashore and 120 km west from the capital city of Tripoli. Its total population is estimated to exceed more than 30,000.

City of Rikdalin (Green Valley)

The borders of the city are less than 10 km (6.2 miles) from Zuwara, 10 km north to the the Mediterranean Sea, and 10 km northwest to Zliten. The farms of Zuwara provide the city with a steady supply of olives, almonds, and grapes. The town of Alasah is about 35 km (22 miles) south from Rikdalin.

It is said that the name Rikdalin is originally derived from the Amazigh language and was called teredaline, which means hyenas, because in the past the area was free and heavily populated by predators.

The city is characterized by an agricultural economy based on rainfed agriculture of crops such as olives, almonds and some vineyards for grapes and figs in the surrounding areas, especially in the south and western regions.

Economic potential

The commercial sector is currently the cornerstone of the economic activity in the city. It has an active industrial zone based on auto spare parts trade, mechanical maintenance, building materials trade and a weekly vegetable and livestock weekly market held twice a week (Tuesdays and Fridays).[2]

Education

In addition to basic and secondary education, the city has an institute for the training of professionals in the field of engineering, and a faculty of engineering belonging to Al-Zawia University. There are also four schools in the private sector (non-governmental) for basic education and kindergartens.

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