Torit
Eastern Equatoria State, South Sudan
Torit is the capital of Eastern Equatoria State in South Sudan, located about 150 kilometers east of Juba near the Imatong Mountains. The town has a population around 20,000 and is known for its agricultural activity, coffee plantations, and the nearby Imatong Forest Reserve, which is home to diverse wildlife.
Torit experiences a tropical climate with a distinct rainy season from April to October and houses significant historical importance as the site of the 1955 Torit Mutiny that triggered the First Sudanese Civil War. The area has many health facilities and schools but faces ongoing humanitarian needs and is affected by landmine contamination and conflict between farmers and cattle herders.
Despite these challenges, Torit remains a center of culture and resilience, shaped by its natural beauty and role in South Sudan’s history.
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South Sudan
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