National flag of South Sudan

The official name of South Sudan (SSD) is Republic of South Sudan and consists of Black, red, green, blue, yellow and white flag colors. The capital city of South Sudan is Juba. South Sudan has the total estimated population as of 2021 is 11,384,393 or 11.4 M based on 22 states, 17 cities. The independence day is celebrated on July 9, 2011 and the founder of South Sudan is John Garang.

11,384,393
(11.4 M)

Population

619,745.0 km2
(239,284.78399 sqm)

Area

Africa

Continent

UTC+03:00

Timezones

About South Sudan Flag


South Sudan Flag Colors	Black Blue Green Red White Yellow
Meaning of South Sudan flag colors This flag was adopted fourteen years ago and has a variety of colors, each color representing something different. Black: The people of Sudan. Red: The lives lost while fighting for freedom. Green: The country’s rich agriculture. White: The peace they got after the long-fought Sudanese civil war Blue: River Nile, which runs through the country. Gold: Unity of the country’s citizens
Proportion	1:2
Proportion (decimals)	2.0
Flag Adoption Date	July 9, 2005

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Facts About South Sudan

Country Name	South Sudan
Official Name	Republic of South Sudan
Capital	Juba
Demonym	South Sudanese
Dialing Code	211
Country Code	SS/SSD
Currencies
TLDs	.ss
Area	619,745.0 km2 239,284.78399 sq mi
Coordinates	7.0, 30.0 View on Google Map
Religions	Christian 60%, Muslim (Sunni and Shia) 6%, Folk religion 33%, Other religions 1%
Major Languages	English (en)
Independence Day	July 9, 2011
Founding Father	John Garang
National Anthem (Lyricist)	Unknown
National Anthem (Composer)	Mido Samuel and students from Juba University
National Animal	African Fish Eagle
National Flower	Sudan Hibiscus
National Sport	Football (Soccer)
Number of Provinces/States	22 (Twenty Two)
Number of Cities	17 (Seventeen)
Number of Airports	46 (Forty Six)
Wiki	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/spain
Source: Government of the South Sudan and other.