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Had Kourt is a small town on the Sebou river in the Gharb plain, on the road between Kenitra and the interior. The "Had" in its name — "new" — marks it as a market foundation, a town grown around a planned souk for the surrounding farms. The land around is the irrigated heart of the plain: citrus, vegetables, rice, and the herds that feed on the alfalfa. The town itself is small, modern, and quiet, its life tied to the river and the soil.
This is for the traveller tracing the Gharb along the Sebou, or seeking agricultural Morocco at its plainest. It is a modest place; come with no expectations beyond the green of the plain.
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