South Sudan elevation
On our site we have elevation data and maps for 34 cities from South Sudan including Juba as capital of the country.
South Sudan on topographic map
South Sudan elevation extremes
Land surface elevation extremes in South Sudan:
- Highest point in South Sudan: Kinyeti with 3187 meters (=10456 ft)
- Lowest point: White Nile with 350 meters (=1148 ft)
- Elevation span: 2837 m (=9308 ft)
Statistics
- Average elevation of cities: 489 m (= 1604 ft), and this is 93 m (305 ft) above average city elevation worldwide..[1]
- Area: 644,329 km² (= 248,777 sq mi)
- Population: 8,260,490
Neighbour countries: Democratic Republic of the Congo 
Central African Republic 
Ethiopia 
Kenya 
Sudan 
Uganda 
Central African Republic Ethiopia Kenya Sudan Uganda List of cities in ABC order:
Search by letter:
A B C G J K L M N P R T W Y
A:
Akobo Aweil Ayod
B:
Bentiu Bor
C:
Cueibet
G:
Gogrial
J:
Juba
K:
Kapoeta Kodok Kuacjok
L:
Leer
M:
Maiwut Malakal Maridi Mayen Abun Mundri
N:
Nasir
P:
Pajok Pariang Pibor
R:
Raja Renk Rumbek
T:
Tambura Terekeka Tonj Torit
W:
Waat Wau Winejok
Y:
Yambio Yei Yirol
5 most populated cities are in red/bold font style.
A:
Akobo Aweil Ayod
B:
Bentiu Bor
C:
Cueibet
G:
Gogrial
J:
Juba
K:
Kapoeta Kodok Kuacjok
L:
Leer
M:
Maiwut Malakal Maridi Mayen Abun Mundri
N:
Nasir
P:
Pajok Pariang Pibor
R:
Raja Renk Rumbek
T:
Tambura Terekeka Tonj Torit
W:
Waat Wau Winejok
Y:
Yambio Yei Yirol
Sources
- Elevation extremes by country from wikipedia.
- Base map data: © OpenStreetMap contributors, | map style: © OpenTopoMap (CC-BY-SA)
- [1] Calculated only from 34 cities in our database
- Other city data from geonames.org with taken over terms of usage.
- Min/max latitude and longitude coordinates per country from latitudelongitude.org website.