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Before the independence of South Sudan, the States of Sudan were subdivided into 133 districts. With the adoption of the Interim National Constitution of Sudan[1] and the Interim Constitution of Southern Sudan,[2] the ten states of South Sudan are, however, now divided into counties. The maps on this page represent the boundaries as they existed in 2006.[3] Current information is available from the Humanitarian Data Exchange.[4]
The districts are listed below, by state:
- Al Kamlin District
- East al Gazera District
- North al Gazera District
- Al Managil District
- South al Gazera District
- Um Al Gura District
- Wad Madani District
- Al Faw District
- Al Gadaref District
- Al Rahd District
- East Galabat District
- West Galabat District
- Al Fushqa District
- Butana District
- Qala al-Nahl District
- Al-Quresha District[5]
- Khartoum District
- Um Badda District
- Omdurman District
- Karary District
- Khartoum Bahri District
- Sharg En Nile District
- South Khartoum District
(Not representing the present state structure)
- Sowdari District
- Jebrat al Sheikh District
- Sheikan District
- Bara District
- Um Rawaba District
- En Nuhud District
- Ghebeish District
- Abu Hamad District
- Berber District
- Ad Damer District
- Atbara District
- Shendi District
- Al Matammah District
(Not reflecting the present state structure)
- Kas District
- Edd al Fursan District
- Nyala District
- Shearia District
- Al Deain District
- Adayala District
- Buram District
- Tulus District
- Rehed al Birdi District
- Dilling District
- Rashad District
- Abu Jubaiyah District
- Talodi District
- Kadugli District
- Lagawa District
- As Salam District
- Abyei District
(Not representing the present state structure)
- Kulbus District
- Al Geneina District
- Zallingi District
- Jebel Marra District
- Habillah District
- Wadi Salih District
- Mukjar District
See also
References
- ^ "text of the 2005 constitution in English" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2007-06-14. (492 KiB)
- ^ The Interim Constitution of Southern Sudan (PDF) (cushcommunity.org)
- ^ "Sudan Administration Boundaries February 2006" (PDF). World Health Organization. Retrieved 16 July 2021.
- ^ "Sudan - Subnational Administrative Boundaries". Humanitarian Data Exchange. 2020. Retrieved 16 July 2021.
- ^ "الهيكل الإداري" [The Administrative Structure] (in Arabic). Gadarif State. 18 October 2010. Archived from the original on 2013-08-21. Retrieved 16 July 2021.
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