North Kordofan State

North Kordofan spans 185,302 square kilometers of terrain, combining agricultural lands with semi-arid regions where farmers cultivate sorghum and millet crops.

The region underwent administrative changes from its status as a British colonial province to becoming one of Sudan's 18 states through multiple territorial reorganizations.

Different ethnic groups, including Arab tribes like Dar Hamid and Kawahla, maintain their agricultural traditions and social structures across North Kordofan's settlements.

El-Obeid, the capital city of North Kordofan, functions as the central transportation hub connecting the state with neighboring regions through a network of roads.

The state produces gum arabic from acacia trees, making it an essential source of this natural ingredient used in food production worldwide.

GPS coordinates: 14.41693,29.46837

Latest update: May 24, 2025 20:14