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The road is ordered as Rabat → Moulay Bousselham.
Road and stop order
This is an access spine, not permission to stop on a motorway. The official A5 sequence links Rabat's edge with Bouknadel, Kenitra and the Moulay Bousselham interchange, allowing a planned itinerary among gardens, the Sebou estuary, Sidi Boughaba and Merja Zerga. The road narrative is useful because it shows how very different wetlands sit along one Atlantic migration corridor without pretending they are interchangeable.
- Road identifier: A5
- Season/access: Bird presence, water level, fog and boat operations vary; use live ADM data and site-specific local confirmation.
- Rabat RN6 interchange — Northern departure node; check live ADM conditions before entering A5.
- Bouknadel interchange — Connector for the Exotic Gardens and local approach toward Sidi Boughaba.
- Kenitra Centre interchange — Urban service and guide rendezvous before Mehdia or Sebou-estuary excursions.
- Sidi Allal Tazi interchange — Gharb agricultural transition on the official motorway sequence.
- Moulay Bousselham interchange — Motorway exit for the separately arranged local approach to Merja Zerga.
From Rabat to Moulay Bousselham: road guide, the encoded physical road sequence is direct.
- road-network drive time
- 1h 38m
- km by road
- 137 km
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