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Juba is the capital and largest city of South Sudan, on the White Nile River. Established by the Church Missionary Society in a small Bari village, it became Mongalla Province's capital in the late 1920s and South Sudan's national capital upon the country's independence in 2011.
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Juba serves as the capital and largest city of South Sudan
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525,953
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Population (2017)
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52 km2 (20 sq mi)
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550 m (1,800 ft)
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4°51′14″N 31°34′57″E / 4.8539°N 31.5825°E
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4°51′14″N 31°34′57″E / 4.8539°N 31.5825°E
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South Sudan
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