
The most important cities in South Sudan at a glance – from the bustling metropolis to the charming small town. Each city links to a detailed page with map, attractions and travel tips.

Yei is a thriving commercial town in the southwest, known for its agriculture and proximity to Uganda and DR Congo.
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Yirol is picturesquely located on Lake Yirol and is an important commercial center for fish and agricultural products.
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Magwi is an agricultural town in Eastern Equatoria, known for its fertile soils and as a refugee hosting center.
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Kodok, historically known as Fashoda, is the seat of the Shilluk King and a place of great cultural importance.
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Torit is the capital of Eastern Equatoria and historically known for the start of the first Sudanese civil war.
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Bor is the capital of Jonglei State and holds great historical significance for the independence movement.
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Wau is a culturally diverse city in northwestern South Sudan and the capital of Western Bahr el Ghazal.
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Kajo Keji is a town near the Ugandan border, known for its agriculture and educational institutions.
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Uror is an administrative center in Jonglei, characterized by the traditional cattle economy of the Nuer.
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Morobo is located at the tri-border of South Sudan, Uganda, and DR Congo, serving as an important trade point.
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Amadi is a small town in Western Equatoria that serves as a local administrative and trading center.
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Pariang is the administrative center of the Ruweng Administrative Area and is in the heart of oil production.
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Aweil is the capital of Northern Bahr el Ghazal and a significant hub for rice and grain trade.
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Deim Zubeir is a historical town in the west that was once a major base for the slave trade.
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Rumbek is the capital of Lakes State and served as an important administrative base during the war.
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Raja is the westernmost town in South Sudan, near the border with Sudan and the Central African Republic.
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Yambio is the capital of Western Equatoria and lies in one of the most fertile regions of the country.
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Pibor is the administrative center of the Greater Pibor Administrative Area in the remote east of the country.
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Kuajok is the capital of Warrap State and an important administrative center in the west of the country.
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Kapoeta is a town in the east, known for gold mining and as a center for the Toposa community.
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Maridi is an important town in Western Equatoria, surrounded by dense forests and fertile land.
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Renk is the northernmost city in South Sudan and a crucial gateway for trade with Sudan.
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Bentiu is the capital of the oil-rich Unity State and a major economic center in the north.
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Lui is a historical mission town in Western Equatoria, known for its hospital and schools.
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Malakal is the capital of Upper Nile State and a major commercial hub along the White Nile.
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Ibba is a town in Western Equatoria, known for its educational projects and agriculture.
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Tonj is a significant town in Warrap State and a center for livestock farming in the region.
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Rubkona is the twin city of Bentiu and a major transport hub with an active airport.
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Nzara is an industrial and agricultural center in Western Equatoria, known for cotton.
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Leer is a significant town in Unity State and a historical center for the Nuer community.
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Juba is the capital and largest city of South Sudan, situated on the banks of the White Nile.
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Gogrial is a historical town in Warrap State and a significant center for the Dinka people.
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Ayod is a central town in Jonglei State, known for its pastoralist lifestyle.
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Ezo is located in the southwest at the border with the Central African Republic and DR Congo.
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Tambura is located in the far west of the country near the Central African Republic.
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Nasir is a strategically important town on the Sobat River, near the Ethiopian border.
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Turalei is an important regional center in the northern part of Warrap State.
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Fangak is a remote town in Jonglei, surrounded by the vast Sudd swamps.
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Terekeka is the center of the Mundari people on the White Nile, north of Juba.
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Mayom is a strategically located town in the western part of Unity State.
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Kotobi is an agricultural settlement in Western Equatoria State.
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Click a city – the detail page lists the top attractions, a map and travel tips.