South Sudan cities list with latitude and longitude in CSV,SQL,XML,JSON formats

South_Sudan
South Sudan
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Last update : 10 December 2024.

Country
South Sudan
Capitale
Juba
Number of cities
5224
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This is the best list of 5224 cities in the South Sudan available in 4 formats ( CSV, Json, SQL, XML ). We have cleaned up the Geoname database to leave only the towns, capitals and villages. All are all associated with regions and sub-regions (where available).

Each file contains the following data: Geoname_ID, City, Alternate_Name, Country_Code, Region, Sub_region, Latitude, Longitude, Elevation, Population, Timezone, Fcode_Name. See the FAQ below for a detailed explanation.

Here is an example of the data from the South Sudan file that you are going to retrieve. The data is displayed here in the form of a table:


Geoname_IDCityAlternate_NameCountry_CodeRegionSub_regionLatitudeLongitudeElevationPopulationTimezoneFcode_Name
370321MawelSSJonglei6.5970532.920280Africa/Jubapopulated place
368246RajaRaga,Ragaa,RajaSSWestern Bahr al Ghazal8.467525.678333700Africa/Jubapopulated place
378209AtitwiSSLakes6.6473930.999370Africa/Jubapopulated place
7431839PathiaiSSLakes6.6845231.227620Africa/Jubapopulated place
7430675AdaltikSSWarrap8.8511427.658210Africa/Jubapopulated place
379716El AminAl Amin,Al Amīn,Ban Yako,El AminSSUpper Nile10.494833.130Africa/Jubapopulated place
382153AinyadiAinyadi,AynyadiSSJonglei6.1804931.812520Africa/Jubapopulated place
365474UeliUeli,WoliSSCentral Equatoria4.4942231.027150Africa/Jubapopulated place
382021MuotSSLakes7.1235130.719920Africa/Jubapopulated place
8031349AyokSSLakes6.8480231.06510Africa/Jubapopulated place
369417NamalatSSUnity9.7089929.916020Africa/Jubapopulated place
10123280OrinySSUpper Nile9.8667331.890420Africa/Jubapopulated place
7435833NiapiriSSWestern Equatoria5.2492930.380550Africa/Jubapopulated place
371097LudweraSSEastern Equatoria3.8154733.418560Africa/Jubapopulated place
377215BothSSUpper Nile9.6664831.8210Africa/Jubapopulated place
369246NgamandoNgamanda,NgamandoSSWestern Equatoria4.7666729.629170Africa/Jubapopulated place
8147130BangoSSWestern Bahr al Ghazal9.3052124.482640Africa/Jubapopulated place
381370NopotitNapotit,NopotitSSEastern Equatoria4.8673933.523790Africa/Jubapopulated place
382158AwauSSLakes6.0776531.510270Africa/Jubapopulated place
8149266Rol NgwutSSNorthern Bahr al Ghazal9.1994526.924890Africa/Jubapopulated place
368597Pan RupSSWarrap7.9397229.444340Africa/Jubapopulated place
377285BogoraBogora,LogoraSSCentral Equatoria5.7200531.451460Africa/Jubapopulated place
371304LogonoSSCentral Equatoria5.4295831.583520Africa/Jubapopulated place
372626KemandeSSWestern Equatoria5.4315430.392510Africa/Jubapopulated place
368101RengSSWarrap8.4382628.695130Africa/Jubapopulated place
7431257DomjielSSLakes6.7981731.138190Africa/Jubapopulated place
8181262LwelSSJonglei8.0350331.991220Africa/Jubapopulated place
381086AbiemnomAbemnom,AbiemnomSSUnity9.3394328.90320Africa/Jubapopulated place
363622YedidSSJonglei8.2006932.271930Africa/Jubapopulated place
366287TebiSSWestern Bahr al Ghazal9.3525225.411680Africa/Jubapopulated place
375571Fan AmweirSSWarrap8.78528.618730Africa/Jubapopulated place
371447LibagoLibago,Libogo,New LasuSSCentral Equatoria3.9268830.359840Africa/Jubapopulated place
365788TombeTombe,TombiSS5.813631.685220Africa/Jubapopulated place
371274LokidangoaiSSEastern Equatoria5.2897233.38810Africa/Jubapopulated place
365512TwilongSSJonglei7.6850433.06080Africa/Jubapopulated place
375653FaiwalSSWarrap7.7228629.004730Africa/Jubapopulated place
363599YihYih,YizhSSUpper Nile9.0310632.909530Africa/Jubapopulated place
377763BanioBanioSSWestern Bahr al Ghazal7.6998926.365480Africa/Jubapopulated place
374704GonyiroSSEastern Equatoria4.2413132.504330Africa/Jubapopulated place
378675AnunbulSSUpper Nile10.8480732.478860Africa/Jubapopulated place
8047355Et TeitelSSWestern Bahr al Ghazal10.4192325.809640Africa/Jubapopulated place
366044TidfokTidfo,Tidfok,TidfolkSSJonglei9.3382530.821080Africa/Jubapopulated place
10342748RimenzeSSWestern Equatoria4.7108228.58950Africa/Jubapopulated place
382630TelgaiTelgai,TelgaySSCentral Equatoria4.1137230.643890Africa/Jubapopulated place
8059913MirichSSUnity9.5196830.440630Africa/Jubapopulated place
364383UshiniSSJonglei7.6847733.557830Africa/Jubapopulated place
379942AgwitSSWarrap8.7420927.831540Africa/Jubapopulated place
381942WunchweiWunchwei,WunchweySSLakes6.3271231.342860Africa/Jubapopulated place
7416400AmajalSSNorthern Bahr al Ghazal9.101327.992850Africa/Jubapopulated place
8181268AbongSSJonglei8.161132.379910Africa/Jubapopulated place
379989AgitSSNorthern Bahr al Ghazal8.3395426.940590Africa/Jubapopulated place
367995RualSSJonglei8.1312531.409660Africa/Jubapopulated place
372362KirmaSSWestern Equatoria5.7656128.778410Africa/Jubapopulated place
370582Manier RehomSSLakes6.7616729.448620Africa/Jubapopulated place
368658PachwilSSJonglei7.0230631.219090Africa/Jubapopulated place
375870ElimiriSSCentral Equatoria4.2166730.016670Africa/Jubapopulated place
8181288RubguanchatSSJonglei8.0849932.030Africa/Jubapopulated place
366791SopoSopoSSWestern Bahr al Ghazal8.0176126.055280Africa/Jubapopulated place
382060PakujiakSSLakes6.8222630.637180Africa/Jubapopulated place
371838KurijuSSCentral Equatoria3.8989231.552220Africa/Jubapopulated place
366195Temchung-de-giTemchuk-de-gi,Temchung-de-gi,Ternchung-de-apienSSUpper Nile9.650232.151980Africa/Jubapopulated place
376977ChalamniSSEastern Equatoria4.4878732.917240Africa/Jubapopulated place
363730WunayanSSUpper Nile10.6266432.555770Africa/Jubapopulated place
365519Tuyo QuffaTuyo Quffa,Tuyo QuffahSSUpper Nile10.0663133.757540Africa/Jubapopulated place
8058871WunthauSSUpper Nile9.8185432.032740Africa/Jubapopulated place
365722TotSSUnity9.0784528.986390Africa/Jubapopulated place
7430924AwarjeSSWarrap8.7331527.750810Africa/Jubapopulated place
370980MabyorSSWarrap8.5738127.928740Africa/Jubapopulated place
377946BadaiSSCentral Equatoria5.7164131.422720Africa/Jubapopulated place
363728WunbutSSUnity9.2606529.716670Africa/Jubapopulated place
379773AkweiSSLakes6.5940830.461620Africa/Jubapopulated place
370109MethiangSSUnity8.5012430.186170Africa/Jubapopulated place
363615YelakotSSLakes5.9228631.619410Africa/Jubapopulated place
370613MandariSSCentral Equatoria5.5752431.567840Africa/Jubapopulated place
8060828JantokaDzhanmoka,Dzhantoka,Jantoka,ДжaнмокаSSUpper Nile10.0769233.838690Africa/Jubapopulated place
10123497MulusukSSCentral Equatoria4.2544931.000410Africa/Jubapopulated place
8142977BarantuSSCentral Equatoria3.8451931.679560Africa/Jubapopulated place
377118BuolboinSSUpper Nile8.8517932.562050Africa/Jubapopulated place
377696BarangaSSCentral Equatoria4.5826931.049260Africa/Jubapopulated place
377867BakhītSSWestern Bahr al Ghazal7.7533827.963020Africa/Jubapopulated place
376670DomayaDawmayah,Dawmāyah,Domaya,LuentamSSUpper Nile11.377632.71530Africa/Jubapopulated place
7431880NyakoliSSLakes6.3449830.596660Africa/Jubapopulated place
7431148MonokSSWarrap8.1548127.897580Africa/Jubapopulated place
8061144AtuelSSWarrap8.5825428.223590Africa/Jubapopulated place
365755TorSSWarrap8.9249828.048750Africa/Jubapopulated place
11288236BazunguaSSWestern Equatoria4.6007228.453560Africa/Jubapopulated place
371278Loka WestSSCentral Equatoria4.2439930.983660Africa/Jubapopulated place
375587FalwalSSUnity7.5655430.23460Africa/Jubapopulated place
8061401AfrasSSWarrap8.5540328.45380Africa/Jubapopulated place
369265NerjowaNerjowa,NyarjowaSSCentral Equatoria4.5136231.292720Africa/Jubapopulated place
363811WilyotSSUnity9.2833328.833330Africa/Jubapopulated place
373316JokweSSJonglei6.4370131.641220Africa/Jubapopulated place
376180Duk KwenyakwolSSJonglei7.5626431.468350Africa/Jubapopulated place
8060629LokliSSJonglei6.9114233.071860Africa/Jubapopulated place
368091RialRial,RielSSUpper Nile8.8201933.210930Africa/Jubapopulated place
382046Umm SutreSSLakes6.983130.625730Africa/Jubapopulated place
375544FankurSSJonglei8.6206730.978230Africa/Jubapopulated place
375210GairSSUnity8.6059530.037890Africa/Jubapopulated place
381315LomiegaLomiega,LomiyegaSSCentral Equatoria4.565931.960870Africa/Jubapopulated place
372601KeribalaSSCentral Equatoria4.1188930.688060Africa/Jubapopulated place

South Sudan: A Geographical Exploration of a New Nation

South Sudan, the world’s youngest country, has been navigating the complexities of post-independence development since its official separation from Sudan in 2011. Located in the heart of Africa, South Sudan presents a rich tapestry of geographical features that influence its economic, cultural, and political landscapes. From the fertile plains of the Nile Basin to the savannahs of the south, the diverse environments of South Sudan offer valuable insights into how geography can shape the identity and growth of a nation. For geographers, understanding this new country involves not only exploring its natural landscapes but also leveraging detailed data about its cities, regions, and administrative divisions.

A Land of Diversity: Geography and Climate

South Sudan is a landlocked country bordered by Sudan to the north, Ethiopia to the east, Kenya, Uganda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo to the south, and the Central African Republic to the west. The country’s geographical makeup is dominated by vast wetlands, savannahs, and tropical forests, with significant portions of its land area lying within the Nile Basin. The White Nile, one of the major tributaries of the Nile River, flows through the country from north to south, providing vital water resources and supporting agriculture in the otherwise arid regions.

The climate of South Sudan is predominantly tropical, characterized by distinct wet and dry seasons. The southwestern regions receive more rainfall, resulting in fertile soils suitable for agriculture, while the northern and central parts experience drier conditions, which affect local economies and livelihoods. The diversity in climate and geography plays a significant role in the country’s agricultural practices, water resources management, and the distribution of settlements.

The Administrative Structure: Cities, Regions, and States

South Sudan is divided into 10 states, which are further subdivided into counties and localities. These states, which include Jonglei, Upper Nile, Bahr el Ghazal, and Central Equatoria, have distinct geographic and cultural identities. Each state has its own unique features, such as the wetlands of Jonglei, the mountainous regions of Western Bahr el Ghazal, and the fertile plains of Equatoria.

The capital, Juba, is located in Central Equatoria and serves as the political, economic, and cultural center of South Sudan. Juba’s location on the White Nile has made it an important hub for trade and communication, connecting South Sudan with neighboring countries and the rest of the world. Other major cities like Wau, Malakal, and Bor also play significant roles in regional development, though they face challenges related to infrastructure, population growth, and security.

Each state of South Sudan has distinct features that are influenced by its geography. For instance, the state of Lakes is dominated by numerous freshwater lakes and rivers, providing a source of livelihood through fishing, while the vast grasslands of Warrap support livestock farming. Access to accurate geographical data on these regions is essential for understanding their unique development challenges and opportunities.

The Importance of Geographic Data for South Sudan

Accurate geographical data is a vital tool for understanding the spatial dynamics of South Sudan. Given the country’s relatively recent independence, the availability of detailed data on its cities, regions, and administrative boundaries is crucial for informed decision-making and effective governance. Geographic data such as the latitude and longitude of key cities, the location of important rivers, and the distribution of natural resources enables researchers, planners, and policymakers to analyze patterns of development, migration, and resource allocation.

For example, knowing the exact coordinates of cities such as Juba, Wau, and Malakal allows for better planning of infrastructure projects, including transportation, energy, and communication networks. Geographic data also helps monitor population movements, which is particularly important in a country recovering from conflict and facing challenges related to internal displacement. By mapping out the locations of refugee camps, settlements, and urban centers, government agencies and humanitarian organizations can provide targeted aid and ensure that resources are distributed efficiently.

In addition, geographic data is essential for environmental management. South Sudan’s wetlands, forests, and savannahs are rich in biodiversity, but they are also vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, deforestation, and agricultural expansion. Detailed geographical data on protected areas, wildlife habitats, and water resources is necessary to develop sustainable conservation strategies and protect these vital ecosystems.

Geographic Data and Regional Development

South Sudan’s rapid urbanization and population growth present challenges for regional development. As cities like Juba continue to expand, there is increasing pressure on infrastructure, housing, and public services. Detailed geographic data helps identify areas that are most at risk of overpopulation or inadequate access to essential services.

For instance, in rural regions like Bahr el Ghazal, where agriculture and livestock farming dominate the economy, geographic data can assist in identifying regions with the highest potential for agricultural growth, as well as areas that are most vulnerable to environmental degradation. By having access to precise geographic data, policymakers can create targeted policies that encourage sustainable agricultural practices, improve access to water, and enhance rural development.

In addition to rural development, urban planning in cities like Juba requires careful consideration of land use, transportation, and public service delivery. The availability of geographic data enables planners to design more efficient cities, reduce congestion, and ensure that infrastructure development aligns with population growth and economic needs. Such data also facilitates the management of public health initiatives, especially in rapidly growing urban areas where sanitation, healthcare, and education are essential for improving quality of life.

Environmental Challenges and Geographic Data

South Sudan faces numerous environmental challenges that are exacerbated by its geography. The country is prone to flooding, particularly during the rainy season, and large areas of land are affected by desertification, deforestation, and the degradation of wetlands. With many areas still largely unexplored, accurate geographic data is needed to assess the full extent of environmental threats and develop strategies for mitigation.

For example, the Sudd, one of the world’s largest wetlands located in the south of the country, plays a critical role in supporting biodiversity and regulating the flow of the White Nile. Understanding the geographic features of this area, including its water levels and seasonal variations, is essential for managing water resources, protecting wildlife, and preventing the encroachment of agricultural development into sensitive ecosystems.

By mapping the locations of key environmental features and monitoring changes over time, South Sudan can develop better strategies for sustainable land use and natural resource management. Geographic data also helps identify areas that are most vulnerable to climate change, such as low-lying regions that are prone to flooding, and allows for the development of early warning systems and disaster preparedness plans.

Conclusion: Harnessing Geographic Data for South Sudan’s Future

In conclusion, South Sudan’s geography is a fundamental aspect of its identity and development. From its fertile river basins to its vast grasslands and wetlands, the country’s diverse environments offer both opportunities and challenges for sustainable growth. Accurate and detailed geographic data is essential for understanding the spatial dynamics of South Sudan, planning for regional development, and managing its rich natural resources.

As South Sudan continues to recover and build a more stable future, access to comprehensive geographic data will play a key role in shaping its development. By obtaining precise data on its cities, regions, and environmental features, South Sudan can make informed decisions that promote sustainable growth, protect natural resources, and improve the lives of its people. For researchers, policymakers, and development organizations, geographic data is the cornerstone of a prosperous and resilient South Sudan.

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  • Geoname_ID: This is a unique identifier for each place or geographical name in the Geoname database.
  • City: The name of the place, which can be a town, village or any other form of human settlement.
  • Alternate_Name: Other names or appellations that the place may have. These alternative names may be in different languages, dialects or even local names.
  • Country_Code: This is the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code for the country in which the place is located. For example, "US" for the United States, "FR" for France.
  • Region: This represents the first-order administrative division in which the location is situated. For example, this could be a state, province or territory.
  • Sub_region: This is a second-order administrative division, such as a county or district, within the region.
  • Latitude: The geographical latitude of the location, usually in decimal degrees.
  • Longitude: The geographical longitude of the location, also usually in decimal degrees.
  • Elevation: The elevation or altitude of the location in relation to sea level, usually measured in metres.
  • Population: The estimated number of inhabitants or population of the location.
  • Timezone: The time zone in which the location is located, in accordance with global time zone standards.
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