| Hammam Meskoutine is a thermal spring whose waters, coming from the
great depth, well up at a temperature of 95° (they are with those of
Iceland among the hottest in the world). They appear in about ten
sources of strong flow (500 liters/second), which are very charged in
carbonate, which they deposit at their exit. Also they have built over
the ages, on the site of Meskoutine, astonishing forms: multiple conical
pointings of all sizes, corresponding to the old outlets of sources,
and a petrified waterfall 8 meters high on a front of 400 meters |