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Upper Nile State Map Ali Dellu Er Rayat Type 31°0'0"E 32°0'0"E 33°0'0"E 34°0'0"E Bulli Island White Nile Mashra Hamadok Settlements Upper Nile State Map Ali Dellu Er Rayat Type N Tayyibah Abu Shanab N " ") " 0 Girbanat State Capitals 0 ' Gerger ' 0 0 ° " Sahlat ° 2 2 1 Mangara ") Larger Towns 1 El Alali Karshwal Wunbut El Habila Sennar Fanna Maboich Arbeit " Towns Nyetong Renk Abu Gaw ") Rom Big Villages Agum Gaikwach Small Villages Makhada Warrit Southern Kordofan Main Road Network Frisan County Boundaries Tareifing Bangjang Alek State Boundaries Giel Luentam Molbok Anok National Boundary Nabaqaya International Boundaries Turaybah Ugeiz El-galhak N N " " 0 0 ' Agalak ' Torakit Awong 0 0 ° Bibban ° 1 Umm Brabit 1 1 Mimnun 1 Manang Tau Geibek Adal µ El Guroh Atai Anunbul Nyanwey Gogotok Akwaiya Tibnah Egypt Rom Kopyot Libya Red Qawz Abu Ramad Blue Nile Sea Adeiri Beimachok Aiyota Arei Kwa El Mango Akorwet Aturuk Chad FASHODA El Kharub Kaka Wunayan Toro Wunyat Eritrea Domaia Ez Zei Dok Dolbek Sudan Domat Gabek Zarzor Kudda Akurwa Rowan Tir Fariak Zurzur Korpar Fojbe Akot RENK Hawaga Es Sida Melut Paloich Ban Burka Ayau " Meriok Noon Mabiel Fadiat Benj Dudu Ban Tami Nun Atonj Ethiopia Yolwot Tedau Dong Jantoka Nyiwudo Akwaj Wad Tabir Mardi Central Thuro Adodo Guffa Guffa African Ban Toltukke Abu Diqn Athidway Mejuk Kagyana Nushur Republic Southern El Fau Wuntau Aqordit Ateadwoi " Lok Harbi Dirdimma Wunua Wurang Dinka Degeis Sudan Konom Miadol Ban Tollog Cholei Sheikh Bade Democratic Nyilyich Balagat Republic of Congo Uganda Kenya Twabor Ban Donige Faraj Allah A Aburoc Ogon Kwili Tunguls Awag El Bagar Falakah Bumma " Belgo Abu Kot Nyanya Falang Nurah Abiic Niayok Arer Kunjila Mialek Abuj Yusuf Natcha Dido Ukka Tagga N Payuer Kaluang Feika N " Tuyo Quffah " Fama Nyeru Yelqu 0 Fan Num Dit 0 ' Farit Fabiu ' 0 Pabiiw Bang 0 ° Maban Tungia Fadit Gwatan Boing ° 0 Golo Tumma 0 1 Dima 1 Kodok Luil Kannah Oriny Nyang ") ") Rom Lwakchuk Dawir Yaa Liang Nyigir Achwil Anok Gogvir Keiwa Fashada Maundi Atuki Lul Wakau Bella Awan Guel Guk Diwo Agodo Akoke Deingo Biu Padok Both Goi Nyaitok Nyandit Chidu Wunkur Bol Malwel Tebu Beneshowa Shilluk Wau Faduth Beneshowa Es Safur Debalo Akot Loye Pabodyet Wutau Unity Pwot Panenul El Fau Atietit Agat Abmju TONGA Oboa Malakal Guel Guk Sonca Fafuojo ") Tvoro-buzchi Boac Tonga Kwogo Upper Nile Province Kajbai 2 Machar Marshes Dute Nibodo Athakong Bum Wabuit Mayat Berboi Attigu Dur Ninding Dingu Patugo Nyilwak Abu Tong Dor Burr Tworo Kajibai 1/wu Bugaya Owup " Diel Doleib Hill Kajbai Aiyung Wunyok " Diwgu Falo SOBAT Agok Wuobo Agugo Ofyu " Banglai New Fangak Takanno Pakoi Fanie Pul Lual Udier Bil Balliet Jogiel Rom Nimnim Toi Nijok Wun-gak Au'u Fabbwot Againg Kokfiat Apida Rub Kona Kwan Fakoi Odwar Keew Atar Dud Ditchin Wuthol Shol Ajak Kuoc Pul Thaach Kwi Kwi Dajo Chuei Dinka Atar 2 Gok Machar Chotbora Dulareng Bwell " Fagwop Tubug Yiikou Juot Ajijo Akoc Darjo Wunanyak Gobtoing Longnum Mayen Abun Chuei Abwong Aweng " Rupmanwan Miyan Jak Barmit Fangak Deni Gel Achel Rieng Ghaat Longochok Miakol ") Magang Lajak Kir Doma Machot Yih Nur Belwang Lonjak Gassar Ashel Miau Kwanywalgwek N Fanathiang N " Wunkir " Kub Wunkir Fankur Wunaget Shwil Akot Yakwach Gwiljak Kegh Waka 0 0 ' Dik Warweng ' 0 Amou Chuil Moglei 0 ° Wunakei Rouweng Kiech Kuon Yaiwal Lerpini ° 9 Adong Pakor Atoing Luing Wadisa 9 Wichok Wunkoi Palmuch Wunging Nyang Weth Koat Jaai Akai LATJOR Boriak Pam Mak Dome Juong Riel Kaich Kwombor Harokarenza Duma Boreel Mutthiang Biar Ying Kera Giet Tol Baw Dormong Raichum Latha Rupwat Gayi Tunra Bol Darwan Fadhatta Mading Gwol Buong Padwei Nyang Timsah Paayam Uriang Pagil Riek Roradwei Gurnyang Panomdejop Kigile Gaagwang Paten Fajiljil Langkei Uleng Makwach Kigili Olang Ulang Yomding Nasser Jotome Dabbat Chuiluth Wunkwil Gwir Kiqilli Fawel Wunthou Maiwut Wargan Torbar ") Sullup Nor Torpot Langkap Majak " Kokpuot Gudoi Gogrial Weibuon Lual Biel Nyarian Nuer Urieng Ngapnyaro Turu Khul Tagwi Wai Kwai Torkej Maker Malwal Farial Minyal Mankaich Biim Ajungmir Padeah Mandeng Jekau Bukteng Jikou Jiech Kurmot Akop " " Kwain Gun Mut Lyamyok Majok Yor Kur Kuothke Kotker Waat Jwoia Pul Rieli Ethiopia ") Ayod ") Wanding Data Sources: National, State Wangding and County Boundries based on Koratong N N " Jonglei Anglo-Egyptian Sudan Map Series, " 0 0 ' ' 0 250k, 1936-1951, United Kingdom, 0 ° ° 8 Code: SS-0027 Directorate of Overseas Survey, 8 digitised by DEPHA, OLS; Date: 23/01/09 Settlements by SIM et al.; Akobo Duk PadieIMt U OCHA SS Roads by UNJLC et al.; " ") Attention regarding to new Counties and Payams: Kilometers The 5 Counties shown on this map have been split up 0 20 40 80 120 160 into 12 Counties newly defined and named: Baliet, Fashoda, Longechuk, Luakpiny (Nasir), Mabaan, Maiwut, Malakal, Manyo, Malut, Panyikango, Renk, Ulang. The information shown on this map does not imply official recognition or endorsement of any physical, These 12 Counties comprises now 73 Payams political boundaries or feature names by the United Nations or other collaborative organizations. UN OCHA (formerly 23). To IMU OCHA knowledge no and affiliated organizations are not liable for damages of any kind related to the use of this data. digital data set exists that is visualizing the location Users noting errors or omissions are encouraged to contact the IM Unit, OCHA at [email protected] of these newly defined administrative units. 31°0'0"E 32°0'0"E 33°0'0"E 34°0'0"E.
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