Outerbat

اوتربات

Rural commune in the cercle of Imilchil, province of Midelt, Drâa-Tafilalet.

Population, 2024: 6,763
Since 2014: −0.8%from 6,819 in 2014
Density: 16.8people per km², 402.4 km²
Households: 1,372
Rank: 1,0371,037th most populous of 1,503 communes16th of 29 in its province

Next door in Ait Yahya, 26.9% of those who can read also read French. Here, it’s 59.5%.

Since 2014, households with running water went from 46.2% to 90.0%. Across Morocco, the rise was 10 points.

Its closest match elsewhere in Morocco: Tighedouine. Household size: 4.9 here, 5.1 there; running water: 90.0% here, 88.3% there; aged 0 to 14: 30.6% here, 29.6% there.

Compare it with Tighedouine

Where it is

Its province, shaded by density, and where that sits in Morocco.

Bordering communes

Postcode

52432

How it changed

Every commune, by how much it grew or shrank between the censuses. The line is Outerbat.

Outerbat −0.8%

Morocco +8.8%

People and homes

What the census found about the people and their homes. What each figure means · Glossary

Can’t read or write: 47.4%aged 10 and over56.0% in 201459.8% among women24.8% across Morocco
Unemployment: 6.6%2.1% in 20143.4% among women21.3% across Morocco
In the labour force: 50.1%aged 15 and over66.7% in 201431.9% among women41.6% across Morocco
At school, aged 6 to 11: 97.8%in 2023/2495.8% across Morocco
Fertility: 2.60children per woman3.47 in 20141.97 across Morocco
Disability: 5.1%of people7.3% in 20144.8% across Morocco
Household size: 4.9people on average5.8 in 20143.9 across Morocco
Running water: 90.0%of settled households46.2% in 201482.9% across Morocco

Age

Men and women by age, each as a share of their own.

Outerbat: men and women by age, as a share of each
Men	Age
3.6%	75 and over	4.3%
3.0%	70–74	3.1%
3.1%	65–69	3.0%
2.9%	60–64	3.7%
3.2%	55–59	3.6%
4.1%	50–54	4.6%
5.4%	45–49	5.2%
5.1%	40–44	5.6%
5.9%	35–39	6.3%
7.5%	30–34	6.0%
7.9%	25–29	6.6%
8.3%	20–24	8.1%
9.9%	15–19	9.0%
9.9%	10–14	10.4%
10.9%	5–9	11.0%
9.3%	0–4	9.7%

Local languages used

Many people use more than one, so these add up to more than 100%.

Tamazight97.3%
Darija33.8%
Tachelhit1.5%
Tarifit0.2%
Hassania0.0%

More census figures

Languages read and written

By those aged 10 and over who can read.

Arabic99.2%
French59.5%
English14.8%
Amazigh, in Tifinagh2.2%

Getting to work

How employed people get to work.

On foot85.8%
Employer’s transport4.9%
Bus4.7%
Doesn’t travel to work1.8%
Private car1.4%
Bike or motorcycle0.8%
Animal0.3%
Taxi0.1%
Informal transport0.1%
Train0.0%
Tram0.0%
Another way0.0%

Can’t read or write: 56.0%aged 10 and over47.4% in 202471.4% among women32.2% across Morocco
Unemployment: 2.1%6.6% in 20241.5% among women16.2% across Morocco
In the labour force: 66.7%aged 15 and over50.1% in 202453.6% among women47.6% across Morocco
At school, aged 7 to 12: 94.1%95.1% across Morocco
Fertility: 3.47children per woman2.60 in 20242.22 across Morocco
Disability: 7.3%of people5.1% in 20245.1% across Morocco
Household size: 5.8people on average4.9 in 20244.6 across Morocco
Running water: 46.2%of settled households90.0% in 202473.0% across Morocco

Age

Men and women by age, each as a share of their own.

Outerbat: men and women by age, as a share of each
Men	Age
3.0%	75 and over	2.5%
2.2%	70–74	2.0%
2.5%	65–69	2.9%
3.6%	60–64	3.1%
3.3%	55–59	3.6%
3.4%	50–54	3.6%
3.3%	45–49	4.0%
4.9%	40–44	5.1%
6.0%	35–39	5.9%
6.9%	30–34	6.3%
8.1%	25–29	8.1%
10.3%	20–24	8.9%
10.4%	15–19	10.8%
10.3%	10–14	11.0%
10.8%	5–9	10.7%
11.1%	0–4	11.4%

Local languages used

Many people use more than one, so these add up to more than 100%.

Tamazight99.4%
Darija25.9%
Tachelhit0.3%
Tarifit0.0%
Hassania0.0%

More census figures

Languages read and written

Each person who can read counts once, under what they read and write.

Arabic only40.2%
Arabic and French34.0%
Other combinations15.9%
Arabic, French and English9.9%

Getting to work

How employed people get to work.

On foot82.3%
Bus12.2%
Not stated2.1%
Bike or motorcycle0.9%
Taxi0.6%
Employer’s transport0.6%
Private car0.5%
Another way0.3%
Works at home0.3%
Train0.2%
Tram0.0%

Where people work

Where employed people work, asked in 2014.

Their own neighbourhood76.6%
No fixed place11.4%
Another province7.1%
Not stated2.0%
Another commune1.9%
Another in the commune0.7%
At home0.3%
Somewhere else0.1%

What people did

The work employed people did in 2014. The 2024 census doesn’t publish this by commune.

Farm and fishing labour45.1%
Farming and fishing28.5%
Labouring and small trades14.6%
Machine operating4.9%
Crafts and skilled trades2.5%
Clerical work1.8%
Managers and senior professionals1.5%
Trade and broking0.6%
Technicians0.4%
Not classified0.1%

Highest diploma

What people aged 10 and over had qualified in by 2014, in general education. Vocational training is counted apart.

No diploma77.3%
Primary15.2%
Lower secondary4.7%
Upper secondary1.6%
DEUG or Licence1.1%
Master’s or doctorate0.0%
Not declared0.0%

Business and jobs

Every establishment the census mapped, and the businesses among them. What each count covers · Glossary

Establishments: 13019.2 per 1,000 people35.4 across Morocco
Businesses: 8464.6% of the establishments
Permanent jobs: 841.0 per business
Public services: 46
Associations: 0in premises of their own
Weekly souks: 1counted outside the total

More business figures

Businesses by sector

Every sector but agriculture.

Commerce79.8%
Services14.3%
Industry4.8%
Construction1.2%

Businesses by the people they employ

By how many people work there.

One person100.0%
2 to 30.0%
4 to 90.0%
10 to 490.0%
50 and over0.0%

When the businesses were founded

The year the business was set up.

2020 or later27.4%
2011–201944.0%
2001–201019.0%
1991–20004.8%
1981–19903.6%
1956–19801.2%
Before 19560.0%

Douars

Outerbat’s villages and hamlets, as the 2024 census counted them: 13 douars in 2 fractions, with 6,761 people. 2 more aren’t in any douar: nomads, or people HCP counts apart, such as soldiers in barracks. What each figure counts

Douar	Kind	Households	People	Distance from home, km
Douar	Kind	Households	People	Paved road	Primary school	Health centre
ايت ابراهيمAit Brahim7 douars · 4,621 people
تاوريرتTaourirt	Grouped	60	300	7.1	1.0	8.0
ايت علي ويكوAït Ali Ou Ikko	Grouped	163	798	0.0	0.1	4.0
ايت عمرAit Amar	Dispersed	92	468	0.1	0.4	2.5
أوترباتOuterbat	Grouped	261	1,314	0.7	1.2	1.2
تبرّاشتTabaracht	Dispersed	132	641	0.5	0.6	6.9
تبلّحسنتTabelhassent	Grouped	71	338	0.0	0.0	14.4
ايت تدارتAit Taddart	Grouped	147	762	0.0	0.0	15.8
ايت إيعزّىAit Iyza6 douars · 2,140 people
تمزازرتTamzazert	Dispersed	75	401	0.4	0.4	14.9
أيت يحيى أو الصغيرAit Yahia Ou Sghir	Dispersed	195	963	0.5	0.8	15.2
إزناݣنIznaguen	Grouped	28	137	—	—	—
ايت أوعليAït Ou Ali	Grouped	68	302	0.1	0.7	15.5
تاريبانتTaribant	Grouped	43	174	1.0	0.8	26.0
تابريجاتTabrijat	Grouped	36	163	0.3	0.4	26.0

Names in italics are spelt from the Arabic. How douars get their names

— HCP doesn’t publish the figures of a douar with fewer than 30 households.

In the data

Files and code

Code: 08.363.15.09
As digits: 083631509
Slug: outerbat
Record: /api/communes/08.363.15.09.json
Boundary: /api/communes/08.363.15.09/boundary.geojson
Census figures: /api/communes/08.363.15.09/indicators.json
Business and jobs: /api/communes/08.363.15.09/economy.json
Bordering communes: /api/communes/08.363.15.09/neighbours.json
Neighbourhoods and postcodes: /api/communes/08.363.15.09/neighbourhoods.json
Douars: /api/communes/08.363.15.09/douars.json
OpenStreetMap: 2827185

In JavaScript

import { getCommune } from "morocco-communes";

getCommune("outerbat");

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