Mountains
Mountains of South Sudan
13 summits ranked by height, each with its own summit climate and a forecast at three heights.
Highest3,187 mKinyeti
Summits13with a page
Ranges1named ranges
Above 3,000 m1on this page
Satellite: Sentinel-2 cloudless 2016 by EOX IT Services GmbH · CC BY 4.0 · Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data 2016
| # | Mountain | Range | Region | Elevation | Prominence | Summit high, July | Summit low, January |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kinyeti | Imatong Mountains | – | 3,187 m | 2,120 m | 13° | 6° |
| 2 | Lobo | – | – | 2,174 m | – | 22° | 15° |
| 3 | Didinga Hills | – | – | 1,961 m | – | 21° | 13° |
| 4 | Gumbiri | – | – | 1,708 m | – | 25° | 18° |
| 5 | Moru Kerith | – | – | 1,569 m | – | 25° | 18° |
| 6 | Baraka | – | – | 1,160 m | – | 26° | 20° |
| 7 | Mont Abourasséin | – | – | 1,113 m | – | 27° | 18° |
| 8 | Iro | – | – | 1,091 m | – | 26° | 20° |
| 9 | Luga | – | – | 1,013 m | – | 27° | 21° |
| 10 | Jabal Lagura | – | – | 967 m | – | 27° | 21° |
| 11 | Emogadong | – | – | 899 m | – | 18° | 9° |
| 12 | Tuba | – | – | 863 m | – | 29° | 21° |
| 13 | Tala | – | – | 703 m | – | 29° | 21° |
iPhotographed summits
The peaks in pictures
iiRanges
Mountain ranges
- Imatong Mountains 1 summits · top 3,187 m