Kapoeta

Kapoeta
Kapoeta
Administration
Pays Drapeau du Soudan du Sud Soudan du Sud
Province Équatoria-Occidental
Géographie
Coordonnées 4° 46′ 30″ Nord
       33° 35′ 24″ Est
/ 4.775, 33.59
Localisation
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Kapoeta

Kapoeta est une ville du Soudan du Sud, située dans l'État d'Équatoria-Occidental.

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