Thecity ofOran inAlgeria is divided into eighteen administrative "secteurs urbains" (urban areas). In 1994 twelve areas were established,^[1] each with its own administration, overseen by an elected municipal delegate who manages administrative, technical, political and social affairs.^(fr) Population growth led to the creation in 2017 of six additional urban areas: Akid Lotfi, Ed-Derb, Fellaoucène, Hammou Boutlélis, El-Khaldia, and Mahieddine.^[1][2]

Landmarks include:

• Ahmed Zabana Stadium

Landmarks include:

• Hassan Pasha Mosque

• Oran Province (French: Wilaya d'Oran), est. 1968, containing thecity of Oran^(fr)
• Oran (department) (French: Département d'Oran), French administrative area, 1848-1962, containing the city of Oran

• M. Coquery (1962)."L'extension récente des quartiers musulmans d'Oran".Bulletin de l'Association de géographes français (in French).39.ISSN 2275-5195 – viaPersee.fr.
• Michel Coquery (1965)."Quartiers périphériques et mutations urbaines".Méditerranée [fr] (in French).6.ISSN 1760-8538 – via Persee.fr.
• Jean Gilly; Jean-Claude Raguin (1971),Aspects géographiques de la structure sociale d'un quartier 'européen,' le quartier Front de Mer/Michelet, (Oran) après l'Indépendance (in French), Université de Paris I
• Belkacem Boumedini; Nebia Dadoua Hadria (2012)."Les noms des quartiers dans la ville d'Oran. Entre changement officiel et nostalgie populaire".Droit et cultures (in French) (64).

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