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The States of Sudan are subdivided into 133 districts. The districts are listed below, by state:

Contents 1 Al Jazirah 2 Al Qadarif 3 Blue Nile 4 Central Equatoria 5 East Equatoria 6 Junqali 7 Kassala 8 Khartoum 9 Lakes 10 North Bahr al Ghazal 11 North Darfur 12 North Kurdufan 13 Northern 14 Red Sea 15 River Nile 16 Sennar 17 South Darfur 18 South Kurdufan 19 Unity 20 Upper Nile 21 Warab 22 West Bahr al Ghazal 23 West Darfur 24 West Equatoria 25 West Kurdufan 26 White Nile 27 See also 28 External links

[edit] Al Jazirah

1. Al Kamlin
2. Sharq al Gazera
3. North al Gazera
4. Al Mahagil
5. South al Gazera
6. Um Al Gura
7. East al Gazera

[edit] Al Qadarif

1. Al Faw
2. Al Fushqa
3. Al Gadaref
4. Al Rahd
5. Al Galabat

[edit] Blue Nile

1. Ad Damazin
2. Al Roseires
3. Geissan
4. Baw
5. Al Kurumik

[edit] Central Equatoria

1. Terkaka
2. Bahr al Jabal
3. Nahr Yei
4. Kajo Kaii

[edit] East Equatoria

1. Magwi
2. Amatonge
3. Shokodom
4. Kapoeta

[edit] Junqali

1. Fam al Zaraf
2. Ayod
3. Wat
4. Nahr Atiem
5. Akobo
6. Bor
7. Pibor

[edit] Kassala

1. Seteet
2. Nahr Atbara
3. Kassala
4. Al Gash
5. Hamashkorieb

[edit] Khartoum

1. Khartoum
2. Um Badda
3. Omdurman
4. Karary
5. Khartoum Bahri
6. Sharg En Nile
7. South Khartoum

[edit] Lakes

1. Shobet
2. Rumbek
3. Yerol
4. Aliab

[edit] North Bahr al Ghazal

1. Aryat
2. Aweil
3. Wanjuk
4. Nahr Lol

[edit] North Darfur

1. Mellit
2. Kutum
3. Kabkabiya
4. Al Fasher
5. Um Kadada

[edit] North Kurdufan

1. Sowdari
2. Jebrat al Sheikh
3. Sheikan
4. Bara
5. Um Rawaba

[edit] Northern

1. Wadi Halfa
2. Dongola
3. Merawi
4. Addabah

[edit] Red Sea

1. Halayeb
2. Port Sudan
3. Sinkat
4. Tokar

[edit] River Nile

1. Abu Hamad
2. Berber
3. Ad Damer
4. Atbara
5. Shendi
6. Al Matammah

[edit] Sennar

1. Sennar
2. Singa
3. Ad Dinder

[edit] South Darfur

1. Kas
2. Edd al Fursan
3. Nyala
4. Shearia
5. Al Deain
6. Adayala
7. Buram
8. Tulus
9. Rehed al Birdi

[edit] South Kurdufan

1. Dilling
2. Rashad
3. Abu Jubaiyah
4. Talodi
5. Kadugli

[edit] Unity

1. Al Mayom
2. Rabkona
3. Faring
4. Al Leiri

[edit] Upper Nile

1. Tonga
2. Fashooda
3. Malut
4. Al Renk
5. Al Mabien
6. Mayot
7. Sobat
8. Baleit

[edit] Warab

1. Malek
2. Gogrial
3. Warab
4. Tonj

[edit] West Bahr al Ghazal

1. Raja
2. Wau
3. Nahr Jur

[edit] West Darfur

1. Kulbus
2. Al Geneina
3. Zallingi
4. Jebel Marra
5. Habillah
6. Wadi Salih
7. Mukjar

[edit] West Equatoria

1. Tombura
2. Yambio
3. Meridi
4. Mundri

[edit] West Kurdufan

1. En Nuhud
2. Ghebeish
3. As Salam
4. Lagawa
5. Abyei

[edit] White Nile

1. Ad Douiem
2. Al Gutaina
3. Kosti
4. Al Jabalian

[edit] See also

• States of Sudan

[edit] External links

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