Mascara city

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Mascara (which means "a city of soldiers") is a knot of highways and a center of food industry, due to agricultural lands in city vicinities. Local garment producing factory attracts tourists

Activities in Algeria. The city of Mascara (which means "a city of soldiers") is located in the north-western Algeria, in Mostaganem province, on the southern slope of Shareb al-Rira. In the past there was a strong Roman garrison (Roman ruins are partly preserved). Today Mascara is a knot of highways and a center of food industry, due to agricultural lands, growing grapes, corn, early vegetables, olive oil, and making excellent wine in city vicinities. The town also has a garment producing factory, which production attracts tourists

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