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Mountains of South Sudan

Peaks listed
29
3,187 m
highest
0
ranges

The highest point in South Sudan is Kinyeti at 3,187 m. Every peak we list for South Sudan is linked below.

With prominence data
1
of 29 peaks
Shared with a neighbour
3
Border summits
Median elevation
2,445 m
Across every listed peak

The 29 highest

Subsidiary summits — named high points on a larger mountain — are omitted, so ranks may skip.

The highest mountains in this country, by elevation
#PeakRangeElevation
1Kinyeti—3,187 m
2Ichomo—2,963 m
3Latafor—2,864 m
4Modole—2,810 m
5Logogwa—2,797 m
6Lotuke—2,795 m
7Oreira—2,755 m
8Fomo—2,697 m
9Otolo—2,687 m
10Konoro—2,654 m
11Emogadong—2,602 m
12Lokogwo—2,582 m
13Lomwaga—2,523 m
14Aripewi—2,483 m
15Jabal Kedong—2,445 m
16Itibol—2,431 m
17Garia—2,424 m
18Logotuli—2,371 m
19Kisina—2,362 m
20Kamia—2,357 m
21Falangari—2,328 m
22Isubhak—2,318 m
23Belibeli—2,272 m
24Logofero—2,225 m
25Iloghok—2,217 m
26Lonyili—2,115 m
27Jebel Abu Rasein—1,144 m
28Iro—1,091 m
29Jabal Lado—1,006 m

All peaks by range

All 29 peaks we list in South Sudan.

Not assigned to a range 29

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Elevation from GeoNames — surveyed where available, otherwise modelled and labelled approximate on each peak’s page. Surveyed elevation, GeoNames for Kinyeti. 3 of these summits sit on a border and are counted in each country they belong to.