Data published on the Ministry of Equipment and Water’s Al Ma Dialna platform show that the dams held more than 1.42 billion cubic meters of water as of November 2, bringing their overall filling rate to around 72.8%.
In the Loukkos Basin, Oued El Makhazine Dam in Larache province, the region’s largest reservoir, held 452.5 million cubic meters, equivalent to 65% of its capacity. Dar Khrofa Dam recorded 383.1 million cubic meters, with a filling rate of 80.7%.
The April 9 Dam in Tangier-Assilah prefecture held 205.8 million cubic meters, or 67.3% of capacity. Ibn Battouta Dam stood at 33.1%, with 9.6 million cubic meters in storage.
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In Tetouan province, the filling rate at Chefchaouen Idriss I Dam reached 83.3%, with reserves of 111.2 million cubic meters. Khroub Dam stood at 88.66%, holding 167.33 million cubic meters. Nakhla and Smir dams recorded filling rates of 49% and 79.6%, with 2.06 million and 35.8 million cubic meters respectively.
Moulay Hassan Ben El Mehdi Dam, in Fahs-Anjra province, reached 79.8% of capacity, with nearly 23.5 million cubic meters in storage. The Tangier Med Dam stood at 85.6%, holding 19.3 million cubic meters.
Chefchaouen Dam held 8.5 million cubic meters, giving it a filling rate of 73.2%. Abdelkrim El Khattabi Dam in Al Hoceima province recorded 3.7 million cubic meters, or 35.4% of capacity. Al Jomaa Dam had less than one million cubic meters in storage, with its filling rate standing at around 18.4%.
