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Nimule National Park

Location

Eastern Equatoria in South Sudan

Coordinates
3°50′N 31°30′E

Area

410 square kilometres

Established

1954

Nearest town Nimule
The Nimule National Park is a 410 square kilometre protected area in the Eastern Equatoria region of South Sudan, on the border to Uganda. For 48 kilometres, the eastern border of the park is formed by the White Nile. The Kayu River flows through the park from the Uganda border to reach the White Nile.

The terrain inside the park is hilly and most of the land is covered with savanna woodland. Along permanent and seasonal watercourses, you can visit riverine woodland where the dominating trees are Acacia sieberiana and Borassus aethiopium. It is possible to arrange a boat trip to experience the park from the water.

Examples of animals that live in the Nimule National Park:

Hippos
Elephants
Warthog
Baboon
Vervet monkey
Ugandan kob
Goliath heron
Getting there
The closest town is Nimule, which is 197 km by road from South Sudan’s capital Juba and 120 km by road from Gulu in Uganda. Gulu is the nearest large city.

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