Atlas Algeria

Some information exists — but nobody can find it. The nearest bank branch. The post office that moved. An open pharmacy, a coach station, a school, a 5G coverage area. The answers live in PDFs, forgotten pages, and a few people's memory. When you need them, you call a cousin.

We decided that had to change.

Atlas Algeria puts what matters on one map: transport, banks, post, telecom, delivery, health, education, sport, civil protection, culture, tourism, employment, agriculture. All 69 wilayas and 1,541 communes, in French, Arabic, and English. For the shopkeeper in Oran shipping a parcel, the student in Sétif, the entrepreneur scouting a site — and for those in Paris or Kuala Lumpur who want their parents' village on a map again.

DinarSquare chose to lead the way. A country digitizes when its data becomes accurate, open, and readable in the languages people actually use. That belief drives everything we build: exchange rates, economic analysis, everyday tools — and now a map of an entire country.

The atlas builds on the open work of GeoAlgeria (Yasser Studio, MIT license). We added our own interface and will keep enriching it: new layers, verified sources, updated data.

This is not a project with an end date. It is a country we map together. A mistake, a missing place, a sector to add — tell us, and tomorrow's atlas will be better.