Power networks/Algeria
| Algeria (DZ) | |
|---|---|
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| References | |
| OpenStreetMap | 192756 |
| Wikidata | Q262 |
| Wikipédia | Algeria |
| Country characteristics | |
| Continent | Africa |
| Population | 46,164,219 |
| Area | 2,381,741 km2 |
| GDP | 191.9 B$ |
| Language(s) | Arabic, Standard Algerian Berber |
| Electrical Network | |
| Generation capacity | 25,431 MW (OSM) |
| Power line length | 52,767 km (OSM) |
| Frequency | ... Hz |
| Transmission lines voltages (kV) | ... |
| Data from Wikidata (last update 2025-05-17) and OpenInfraMap (last update 2025-07-22) | |
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High-voltage Electrical Network
State of the map
in 2025-04:
Network description
Voltages and frequency
Frequency : TODO Hz
| Network | Voltage | Comments | Appearance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Transmission | TODO |
Operators
| Operator | Network | Wikidata | Website | Wikipedia | Operating area | Information | Label | Taginfo |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TODO | Transmission | Q99999 WhatLinksHere |
TODO | TODO | operator=TODOoperator:wikidata=Q99999
|
operator=TODO |
Interconnections
| Neighbour country | Structure name | Year of commissioning | Technology | Voltage | Local end | Foreign end | OSM circuit | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TODO | xxx |
Planned projects
- ...
Data Sources
| Source | License | Date | Suitable for OSM | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| xxx | ? | no | - |
Network statistics
Algeria has 130 power plants totalling 25,431 MW and 52,767 km of power lines mapped on OpenStreetMap (from OpenInfraMap, last update 2025-07-22)
Power line
| Power Lines Voltage | Length |
|---|---|
| < 10 kV | 73 km |
| 10 kV - 25 kV | 219 km |
| 25 kV - 52 kV | 267 km |
| 52 kV - 132 kV | 10,493 km |
| 132 kV - 220 kV | 23 km |
| 220 kV - 330 kV | 15,330 km |
| 330 kV - 550 kV | 5,921 km |
| > 550 kV | 0 km |
| No voltage tagged | 20,437 km |
| Total | 52,767 km |
Electricity generation
Mapping process and community
Mapping success stories
Success stories are designed to highlight important contributions. Have you significantly improved the cartography of a country (added a new line, a power station, etc.)? Don't be shy, let us know below.
- Mwiche [2025-02-01..2025-04-07]: Added several substations around the country, using the available satellite images.
- Mwiche [2025-02-01..2025-04-07]: I was able to extend lines between connecting adjacent substations.
- Mwiche [2025-02-01..2025-04-07]: Connected several lines to the grid
Encountered problems and places to improve
- Mwiche [2025-04-07]: The satellite images is not that good for most regions, all three images had to be used in combination.
- Mwiche [2025-04-07]: Many urban towers are still missing and lines could not be connected to substation in urban areas.
- Mwiche [2025-04-07]: The grid still has some line splits and routing issues that still needs to be fixed.
- Mwiche [2025-04-07]: For some lines voltages are still missing.
- Mwiche [2025-04-07]: A lot of substations are missing meta data information
Use of mapping strategies
Mapping strategies refer to Power networks/Guidelines#Mapping strategies. They are used for a methodical improvement of the OSM database. Once you have fully applied a strategy in this country, you should add or update your name, the date, the strategy, and a comment below. This way, other users can see whether it is worthwhile to carry out further investigations.
- Search for "Unfinished major power lines" - last time applied by Mwiche [2025-04]
- Searching for power plant connection - last time applied by Mwiche [2025-04]
- Searching for substation connection - last time applied by Mwiche [2025-04]
- Searching for parallel lines - last time applied by Mwiche [2025-04]
- Identifying obvious gaps in the network topology from a national perspective - last time applied by Mwiche [2025-04]
- Identifying new substations and transmission lines - last time applied by Mwiche [2025-04]

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