Oum Hadjer is a city in the central part of Chad, a landlocked country in Africa. It is located in the Guéra Region, specifically in the Guéra Department. The city is situated approximately 330 kilometers northeast of the capital city, N'Djamena.
Oum Hadjer has a population of around 33,000 people. The majority of the inhabitants are from the Guéra ethnic group, although there are also communities of Arab and Fulani people. The main languages spoken in the city are French and the Kenga language.
The city is known for its agricultural activities, with farming being the primary economic activity for many residents. The fertile soil in the surrounding areas allows for the cultivation of crops such as millet, maize, and sorghum. Livestock farming, including cattle, goats, and chickens, is also common.
Oum Hadjer is a trade center for the agricultural products of the region. It has a market where locals gather to sell and buy various goods. The city also has basic infrastructure, including healthcare facilities, schools, and transportation services.
In terms of tourism, Oum Hadjer is not a major destination. However, the city is known for its traditional festivals, such as the Guéra Cultures Festival, which showcases the cultural heritage of the local ethnic groups. Additionally, tourists can visit nearby natural attractions like the mountains and valleys of the Guéra Massif.