The Upper Draa River valley, about 200 kilometres (120 mi) long, consists of six stretches of oases/palm groves from north to south:
The Mezguita oasis, with the Agdz and Auriz and south of it the Tamsikht dam
The oasis of Tinzouline, with  Ouled Lagraier, Tinzouline, Ouled Yaoub and a dam south of it
The Ternata oasis with Zagora
The Fezouata oasis with Tamegroute and south of it the Azagha dam
The Ktaoua oasis (English Ktawa) with Tagounite, Blida, Tiraf and the Bounou dam south of it
The oasis of Mhamid el Ghuzlan with Mhamid el Ghuzlan
The width of the "green zone" is on average 3 kilometres (2 mi) but varies from 100 metres (330 ft) to 10 kilometres (6 mi).

Because of the terrain the agriculture is very labour-intensive.
Dates are the main product, but also cereals, vegetables and henna are cultivated.
The Upper Draa River valley, about 200 kilometres (120 mi) long, consists of six stretches of oases/palm groves from north to south:
The Mezguita oasis, with the Agdz and Auriz and south of it the Tamsikht dam
The oasis of Tinzouline, with  Ouled Lagraier, Tinzouline, Ouled Yaoub and a dam south of it
The Ternata oasis with Zagora
The Fezouata oasis with Tamegroute and south of it the Azagha dam
The Ktaoua oasis (English Ktawa) with Tagounite, Blida, Tiraf and the Bounou dam south of it
The oasis of Mhamid el Ghuzlan with Mhamid el Ghuzlan
The width of the "green zone" is on average 3 kilometres (2 mi) but varies from 100 metres (330 ft) to 10 kilometres (6 mi).
Because of the terrain the agriculture is very labour-intensive. Dates are the main product, but also cereals, vegetables and henna are cultivated.
Draa River