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Annaba is a coastal city in northeastern Algeria, known for its rich history, Mediterranean beaches, and economic significance due to its port. It's situated near the ruins of ancient Hippo Regius, once a prominent Roman city and the episcopal seat of Saint Augustine. The city boasts a mix of French colonial architecture and vibrant markets, making it an interesting destination for both tourists and locals. Annaba also plays a crucial role in the country's steel and chemical industries.