Counties of South Sudan

South Sudan

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The ten states of the East African country of South Sudan are divided into 86 counties. ^[1] The ten states are Central Equatoria, Eastern Equatoria, Jonglei, Lakes, Northern Bahr el Ghazal, Unity, Upper Nile, Warrap, Western Bahr el Ghazal, and Western Equatoria.

Central Equatoria

1. Juba County
2. Kajo Keji County
3. Lainya County
4. Morobo County
5. Terekeka County
6. Yei County

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Eastern Equatoria

1. Budi County
2. Ikotos County
3. Kapoeta East County
4. Kapoeta North County
5. Kapoeta South County
6. Lafon County
7. Magwi County
8. Torit County

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Jonglei

1. Akobo County
2. Ayod County
3. Bor County
4. Twic East County
5. Duk County
6. Fangak County
7. Pigi County
8. Nyirol County
9. Pibor County
10. Pochalla County
11. Uror County
12. Boma County

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Lakes

1. Awerial County
2. Cueibet County
3. Rumbek Center County
4. Rumbek East County
5. Rumbek North County
6. Wulu County
7. Yirol East County
8. Yirol West County

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Northern Bahr el Ghazal

1. Aweil Centre County
2. Aweil East County
3. Aweil North County
4. Aweil South County
5. Aweil West County

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Unity

1. Abiemnhom County
2. Guit County
3. Koch County
4. Leer County
5. Mayiendit County
6. Mayom County
7. Ruweng County
8. Panyijar County
9. Rubkona County

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Upper Nile

1. Baliet County
2. Fashoda County
3. Longechuk County
4. Maban County
5. Malakal County
6. Manyo County
7. Maiwut County
8. Melut County
9. Nasir County
10. Panyikang County
11. Renk County
12. Ulang County

^[8]

Warrap

1. Gogrial East County
2. Gogrial West County
3. Tonj East County
4. Tonj North County
5. Tonj South County
6. Twic County

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Western Bahr el Ghazal

originally,

1. Jur River County
2. Raga County
3. Wau County

^[10] now,

1. Boro County
2. Deim Zubeir County
3. Ere County
4. Kata County
5. Khor Gana County
6. Naarjur County
7. Sopo County
8. Udici County
9. Wau County

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Western Equatoria

1. Ezo County
2. Ibba County
3. Maridi County
4. Mundri East County
5. Mundri West County
6. Mvolo County
7. Nagero County
8. Nzara County
9. Tambura County
10. Yambio County

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References

1. ^ United Nations Development Programme-Sudan
2. ^ Gurtong Peace Project
3. ^ Gurtong Peace Project
4. ^ Gurtong Peace Project
5. ^ Gurtong Peace Project
6. ^ Gurtong Peace Project
7. ^ Gurtong Peace Project
8. ^ Gurtong Peace Project
9. ^ Gurtong Peace Project
10. ^ Gurtong Peace Project
11. ^ Southern Sudan Legislative Assembly
12. ^ Gurtong Peace Project

• Map of Southern Sudan showing original county borders
• Southern Sudan Legislative Assembly
• [1]
• Southern Sudan: Overview of States and Counties

See also

• Subdivisions of South Sudan
• Districts of Sudan