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

Sudan
Sudan
Excel, CSV, SQL, XML, JSON

Last update : 22 January 2026.

Country
Sudan
Capital
Khartoum
Number of cities
7452
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This is the best list of 7452 cities in the Sudan available in 5 formats ( Excel, CSV, JSON, SQL, XML ). You will find only data associated with the cities of a country (capital, towns and villages). There is no information concerning the environment, such as the location of a river or a mountain, for example. All cities are 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.

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Geoname_IDCityAlternate_NameCountry_CodeRegionSub_regionLatitudeLongitudeElevationPopulationTimezoneFcode_Name
6854159Az Zi‘ef SibeqAz Zi`ef Sibeq,Az Zi‘ef SibeqSDWhite Nile12.935632.82590Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
8046934Umm Geddi ez ZaiyaSDSouthern Darfur10.177125.035320Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
379625Al BeniyaAl Beniya,El BeniyaSDNorth Kordofan13.2166730.016670Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
365286Um BāridUm Barid,Um Bārid,Umm Barid,Umm BāridSDBlue Nile12.405734.32110Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
366793Sonki EastSonki,Sonki East,Sunki,SunkīSDNorthern State21.230.70Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
7024229Hillat Umm ShadiedaHillat Umm ShadiedaSDRiver Nile16.406334.47020Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
377416BiheilSDNorth Kordofan14.3166730.866670Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
364756Umm QuwayzUmm Quwayz,Umm QuweizSDNorth Kordofan13.430.766670Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
7026029Wad al HājWad al Haj,Wad al HājSDWhite Nile14.558832.2820Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
369899MomonaMomonaSDCentral Darfur11.733622.657640Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
6991603Hillat al HufraHillat al HufraSDKhartoum15.465232.79830Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
7026445Al ‘ArakiyyīnAl `Arakiyyin,Al ‘ArakiyyīnSDAl Jazīrah14.381433.31820Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
7049163WastaniSDCentral Darfur12.9951324.16430Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
366388Taradona MuḩammadSDNorthern Darfur13.3923124.905040Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
378694An NiqerAn Niqer,An Nuqayr,En NigeirSDAl Jazīrah14.224433.16980Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
6977001Sarūr al QozSarur al Qoz,Sarūr al QozSDSouthern Kordofan11.991531.47690Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
365034Umm HangogaSDAl Qaḑārif13.6166734.466670Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
378616‘AradeibaSDAl Qaḑārif14.3666735.866670Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
7026353Aş ŞiferayaAs Siferaya,Aş ŞiferayaSDWhite Nile14.148332.18030Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
364022Wāḩat an NukhaylahWahat An Nukhila,Wahat an Nukhaylah,Wāḩat an NukhaylahSDNorthern Darfur19.0526.316670Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
364375‘Uţayshah`Utayshah,`Uteisha,‘Uteisha,‘UţayshahSDAl Jazīrah14.2833333.150Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
443924Qoz GabaQoz GabaSDRiver Nile16.757133.45040Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
8299856AljararhaAbu Ramad,Abu RamādSDWhite Nile12.5827932.856670Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
8146009KhereiroSDSouthern Darfur10.9660424.096860Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
377454BerkiaSDNorthern State19.5530.40Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
7754114ArijoSDCentral Darfur12.7216923.023620Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
364493Umm ‘UsharahUmm `Ushara,Umm `Usharah,Umm ‘Ushara,Umm ‘UsharahSDNorth Kordofan13.0166731.616670Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
373439JadīdDjedid,Gedid,Jadid,JadīdSDWestern Darfur13.9166722.666670Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
7001910TamrāyTamray,TamrāySDSouthern Kordofan11.342729.6450Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
6991925Hillat Ed AssirehHillat Ed AssirehSDKhartoum15.462532.38870Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
364153Wad GhalūbaWad Ghalloga,Wad Ghaluba,Wad GhalūbaSDAl Jazīrah14.870533.37830Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
379550El FeidAl Fayd,Al Fayḑ,El FeidSDSouthern Kordofan10.4562831.248890Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
365716TowarSDSouthern Kordofan11.7666731.033330Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
379172AllobarAllobar,`Alloba,‘AllobaSDNorth Kordofan12.630.316670Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
368356QulūdGulud,Qulud,QulūdSDWest Kordofan State9.6833328.550Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
6992263Hillat ad DaloHillat ad DaloSDKhartoum15.567333.17910Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
374136Ḩamrat ash ShaykhHamarar Ash Shekh,Hamr esh Sheikho,Hamrat ash Shaykh,Hamrat esh Sheikh,Ḥamarar Ash Shēkh,Ḩamrat ash ShaykhSDNorth Kordofan14.5833327.966670Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
373792HorgaSDAl Jazīrah14.1666733.666670Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
375703FadlSDAl Jazīrah15.233.083330Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
444114Al TawalabAl TawalabSDRiver Nile17.884233.99170Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
374977Gerabin TegaliSDBlue Nile12.1166733.850Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
374260HallufaHallufa,Hallufah,ḨallūfahSDSouthern Darfur10.5256324.893950Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
381011Abu ‘ArāyishAbu `Araish,Abu `Arayish,Abu ‘Arāyish,Abū ‘AraishSDWhite Nile13.447532.39120Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
444122Hillat El HasanabHillat El HasanabSDRiver Nile17.602533.96360Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
7029252SineţāyaSinetaya,SineţāyaSDWhite Nile12.709432.22690Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
367743SalāmātSDRiver Nile16.5833333.233330Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
12492058GasisSDBlue Nile10.9511434.848960Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
6854169Ţābat ’Abu ad DakhīraTabat ’Abu ad Dakhira,Ţābat ’Abu ad DakhīraSDWhite Nile12.844232.8080Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
6991747Tftesh al Me‘eliqTftesh al Me`eliq,Tftesh al Me‘eliqSDAl Jazīrah15.082232.91450Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
374623GuldubarGoldober,Gondobar,GuldubarSDSouthern Darfur12.123.750Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
6969744SandaSandaSDRed Sea18.051835.15910Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
375827El YoiSDSouthern Kordofan10.50830.312720Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
372117KortaSDNorthern Darfur13.7333324.866670Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
365045Umm ḨajlījUmm Hajlij,Umm Heglig,Umm ḨajlījSDNorth Kordofan1429.866670Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
375286FeţesFetes,Feţes,FuteisSDAl Jazīrah14.572733.10550Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
372397Kimang KergilSDNorthern Darfur13.5166724.350Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
373257Junga JuraSDWest Kordofan State13.1666727.666670Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
366215TeleibatSDWhite Nile13.131.916670Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
376728Dār GabojaSDAl Jazīrah14.433.116670Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
7029175Aj Jafra Abu HūlaAj Jafra Abu Hula,Aj Jafra Abu HūlaSDSinnār12.935433.31430Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
7755204GumbangaSDCentral Darfur12.8425123.348170Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
11288104MakululuSD14.4511128.411670Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
380964Abū DawmahAbu Dawmah,Abu Doma,Abū DawmahSDKhartoum15.4413932.496110Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
7026318Qisim Wādī Sha‘irQisim Wadi Sha`ir,Qisim Wādī Sha‘irSDAl Jazīrah14.617833.07430Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
6983283QirejiQirejiSDWhite Nile14.767132.79480Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
12492320Boldo-BoldoSDWestern Darfur14.5007922.403560Africa/Ndjamenapopulated place
378268As SulaykAs Sulayk,Es SuleikSDSouthern Kordofan12.5833329.833330Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
8390222TamarTamarSDCentral Darfur12.2587422.991110Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
374864GhubayshābGhabasab,Ghubayshab,Ghubayshāb,GhubeishabSDNorth Kordofan13.3666731.366670Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
365084Umm GhānimSDWhite Nile13.4666732.583330Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
376590DelabaSDSouthern Kordofan11.8530.633330Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
7026563Kiter an NifediyyaKiter an NifediyyaSDAl Jazīrah14.185832.87040Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
6992711Hillat al WidayHillat al WidaySDKhartoum15.525532.40830Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
374254ḨamadSDAl Jazīrah14.333.70Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
8385403MeleitadaSDWestern Darfur14.0337622.584350Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
377793BandighewBandighew,Mashra` Bandaghau,Mashrā‘ Bandaghau,Meshra` Bandaghau,Meshra‘ BandaghauSDAl Qaḑārif12.831335.22640Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
379314Aj JabaliyyaAj Jabaliyya,Al Jubayliyah,Al Jubaylīyah,El JubeiliyaSDAl Jazīrah14.332233.2150Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
373971Al ḨisheshabAl Hisheshab,Al Ḩisheshab,Hashishab,ḨashīshābSDAl Jazīrah14.857233.43340Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
371994KukumandiKukumandiSDWestern Darfur13.3180322.349230Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
380435Abū TabanuSDEastern Darfur11.3333326.30Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
379423Al Ḩashā’imAl Hasha’im,Al Ḩashā’im,El HashaimSDNorth Kordofan14.1333329.683330Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
7029291Al Faki al ManşūrAl Faki al Mansur,Al Faki al ManşūrSDWhite Nile12.738733.06650Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
7018744Al FitūḩAl Fituh,Al FitūḩSDWhite Nile13.719432.30670Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
6977013KoshiKoshiSDSouthern Kordofan11.901131.19120Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
377585BaslanSDNorthern State18.4333330.70Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
6992319Farig Wlad Daloa‘Farig Wlad Daloa`,Farig Wlad Daloa‘SDKhartoum15.608533.32340Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
7029034MekāyaMekaya,MekāyaSDNorth Kordofan12.653631.19580Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
367886Sa‘atSDNorthern Darfur11.9666726.733330Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
443901Hilat et TondobHilat et TondobSDRiver Nile16.657433.32220Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
375277FyokSDWest Kordofan State9.5666728.533330Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
6992708Matmar Abu HalemaMatmar Abu HalemaSDKhartoum15.543832.39780Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
367598Sarār KhaylSarar Khayl,Sarār Khayl,Serar KheilSDNorth Kordofan14.128.833330Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
366214TeleihunSDSouthern Darfur10.9166725.266670Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
444054Mashra el KitayyabMashra el KitayyabSDRiver Nile17.149933.69420Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
7029120Miref‘īnaMiref`ina,Miref‘īnaSDWhite Nile12.752131.82410Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
379827AkililiSDBlue Nile10.9534.366670Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
7029170Aṣ ṢineţayaAs Sinetaya,Aṣ ṢineţayaSDWhite Nile12.691331.89470Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
7023157HillaHillaSDRiver Nile16.506733.47340Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
378457Ar Ru’ūsAr Ru’us,Ar Ru’ūs,Er RusSDSouthern Darfur10.8833325.266670Africa/Khartoumpopulated place
365372Umm ‘AjājahUmm Agaga,Umm `Ajajah,Umm ‘AjājahSDRiver Nile17.6613934.02250Africa/Khartoumpopulated place

Sudan: A Geographical Exploration of Africa’s Largest Country

Sudan, located in the northeastern part of Africa, is a country with a vast and diverse geography that has been shaped by millennia of history, culture, and environmental factors. From the sweeping deserts of the north to the lush, fertile regions in the south, Sudan presents a striking contrast of landscapes, ecosystems, and climates. As the largest country in Africa by land area, Sudan offers a rich and complex spatial framework that is crucial for understanding its development, natural resources, and the socio-political dynamics that influence its growth. For geographers and researchers, accessing detailed geographical data about Sudan’s cities, regions, and administrative divisions is vital for drawing meaningful conclusions about the country’s spatial organization and future development.

A Landscape Shaped by the Nile and the Desert

Sudan's geography is marked by two defining features: the vast Sahara Desert to the north and the fertile lands surrounding the Nile River that flow from south to north. The country is traversed by the Nile River, which divides Sudan into two distinct regions— the arid north and the more fertile, agriculturally significant southern and central parts. The Nile not only serves as a lifeline for the population but also plays a central role in the country's agriculture, water supply, and transportation.

The northern region of Sudan is dominated by the expansive Sahara Desert, where high temperatures and low rainfall create harsh living conditions. However, even within this desert region, there are oases and small pockets of vegetation, particularly along the course of the Nile. In contrast, Sudan's central and southern regions are characterized by more temperate climates and fertile lands that support a range of agricultural activities, including the cultivation of crops like millet, wheat, and sorghum. Sudan’s southern region, in particular, has historically been a major agricultural zone, benefiting from the annual flooding of the Nile.

Sudan’s varied landscapes—ranging from desert plains to river valleys and tropical forests—also contribute to its remarkable biodiversity. The geography of Sudan has a significant impact on the livelihoods of its population, with agriculture and pastoralism serving as the backbone of the economy for much of the population.

Administrative Divisions and Cities

Sudan is administratively divided into 18 states, each with its own distinct geographical characteristics and regional identities. These states are the key units of governance and provide the framework for managing the country’s diverse populations, landscapes, and resources. The capital city of Khartoum, located at the confluence of the Blue Nile and White Nile rivers, serves as the political, economic, and cultural center of Sudan.

Other important cities in Sudan include Omdurman, the largest city in the Khartoum metropolitan area, and Port Sudan, a vital port city on the Red Sea that plays a critical role in Sudan’s trade and commerce. In the northern regions, cities like Dongola and Atbara are important for agriculture and transport, while in the south, cities like Juba and Wau have grown in importance due to their proximity to fertile lands and as hubs of development following South Sudan's independence.

These cities, along with the surrounding states, each have unique geographical features. For example, Khartoum, situated at the heart of the country, is an essential trade and transportation hub. In contrast, cities like Nyala in the Darfur region are more remote, serving as local centers for agriculture, trade, and administration. Understanding the geographical locations and characteristics of these cities, as well as their relationship to the surrounding regions, is crucial for assessing Sudan’s urbanization patterns, resource management, and infrastructural needs.

The Importance of Geographic Data for Sudan

Geographic data is an invaluable resource for understanding Sudan’s complex spatial dynamics. By obtaining detailed information about the cities, regions, and administrative divisions, one can gain insights into the distribution of resources, population growth patterns, and the country’s economic infrastructure. Latitude and longitude data, for example, enables accurate mapping of urban centers and resource-rich areas, which can help guide national planning efforts, including transportation networks, agricultural development, and infrastructure expansion.

The availability of geographic data also plays a critical role in identifying regions that may face challenges due to environmental factors, such as desertification, flooding, or droughts. For example, knowing the precise geographical coordinates of cities and rural areas helps authorities track water resources, such as the availability of freshwater, and supports the development of irrigation systems to mitigate the impacts of dry spells in agricultural regions.

Moreover, geographic data aids in disaster management, as regions that are vulnerable to natural hazards, such as flooding along the Nile River or desertification in the northern parts of the country, can be more accurately assessed. The data allows for the creation of effective policies and responses to prevent or manage such risks.

Regional Disparities and Sustainable Development

While Sudan is blessed with an abundance of natural resources, including oil, minerals, and fertile agricultural land, regional disparities in development remain a key challenge. The north, dominated by desert landscapes, is less populated and largely dependent on agriculture, while the southern and central regions are richer in resources and have historically been more developed in terms of infrastructure. Understanding the spatial distribution of these resources through geographic data is essential for addressing these inequalities and promoting sustainable development across the country.

Urban centers like Khartoum and Omdurman have experienced significant growth, but this urbanization has put pressure on infrastructure, housing, and public services. Geographic data on urban expansion, combined with data on surrounding rural areas, allows planners and policymakers to ensure that development is equitable, with resources directed to both urban and rural regions in a way that supports balanced growth.

Similarly, rural areas, particularly in the South Kordofan and Blue Nile regions, have been historically underdeveloped due to a combination of geographic isolation, limited infrastructure, and the impacts of conflict. Geographic data is crucial for identifying areas that require investment in infrastructure, education, and healthcare to improve the quality of life for their populations.

Environmental Conservation and Geographic Data

Sudan is home to a rich variety of ecosystems, from the wetlands of the Nile Basin to the arid desert regions. However, the country’s natural resources are under increasing pressure from overuse, deforestation, and the effects of climate change. Geographic data plays a vital role in managing these resources and ensuring their conservation for future generations.

For instance, Sudan’s protected areas, such as the Dinder National Park and the Sudd wetlands, require detailed mapping and monitoring to ensure they remain intact in the face of agricultural expansion, urbanization, and climate change. Geographic data allows for more precise tracking of environmental changes, such as deforestation or water levels in key ecosystems, enabling better-targeted conservation efforts.

Moreover, as Sudan faces the increasing risk of desertification, understanding the geographical extent of vulnerable areas and the movement of sand dunes is critical for preventing land degradation. Geographic data, including satellite imagery and topographical maps, can help in creating effective strategies for land restoration and sustainable agricultural practices.

Conclusion: The Role of Geographic Data in Sudan’s Future

In conclusion, Sudan’s complex geography, marked by its diverse landscapes, vast resources, and regional disparities, requires careful consideration when planning for the country’s future. Detailed geographic data on cities, regions, and environmental features is essential for informed decision-making in governance, urban development, resource management, and environmental conservation.

By obtaining and utilizing geographic data, Sudan can unlock new opportunities for sustainable development, enhance regional cooperation, and address the challenges posed by its varied geography. Whether for managing agricultural resources, expanding infrastructure, or preserving natural ecosystems, geographic data will continue to be a fundamental tool in shaping Sudan’s future and ensuring that its development benefits all regions of the country.

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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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