Agabar is a sizeable town in the Maroodi Jeex region of Somaliland. It is located in the northeastern side of Gabiley District.
<The total population of Agabar is estimated at 12,974 with the majority belonging to the Somali ethnic group. The town is traditionally inhabited by communities from the Reer Maxamed and Bahabar Aadan, both of which are sub-clans of the Maxamed Case lineage within the wider Gadabuursi clan family, Also Habr Awal subclan of isaaq clan reside the area.
Agabar is regarded as one of the most beautiful, largest, and agriculturally productive districts in the Republic of Somaliland. The town is well known for its fertile land and favorable environment for farming and livestock rearing, making it an important local hub for agricultural activities.
Geographically, Agabar is distinguished by four major valleys that contribute to its natural beauty and agricultural productivity. These valleys are known as Maroodiile, Buul, Kalqoray, and Agabar, each playing a vital role in supporting farming, water access, and settlement patterns in the region.
In addition to agriculture, the residents engage in livestock herding and small-scale mining activities, reflecting a diverse economic lifestyle that combines traditional and modern practices.