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This map shows rainfall over a few decades. From 1960 to 2009. It also shows the predictions for future rainfall up till 2039.

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This map shows the elavated ares of South Sudan. It also shows the mountains and other major geographic features.

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South Sudan had the longest running Civil War in Africa. It started in 1983, and ended in 2005. Sudan is different from most places because of its geography and history. “South Sudan is a land of expansive grassland, swamps and tropical rain forest straddling both banks of the White Nile.” says BBC. South Sudan is made mostly out of tropical rainforests, swamps, and grassland. The highest point in South Sudan is in the Imatong

Mountains, Mount Kinyeti. The Sudd wetland in South Sudan is considered to be the largest wetland in the world. Two of the tribes in South Sudan are the Dinka and Nuer. they have been fighting for years over land. “The day usually begins with a cup of tea. Breakfast is eaten in the mid- to late morning, generally consisting of beans, salad, liver, and bread. Millet is the staple food, and is prepared as a porridge calledasidaor a flat bread called kisra.Vegetables are prepared in stews or salads.Ful,a dish of broad beans cooked in oil, is common, as are cassavas and sweet potatoes. Nomads in the north rely on dairy products and meat from camels. In general, meat is expensive and not often consumed. Sheep are killed for feasts or to honor a special guest. The intestines, lungs, and liver of the animal are prepared with chili pepper in a special dish called marara.” Says everywhereculture.com. S.Sudan has a government and military.

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These are the political regions of South Sudan. This map shows all the provinces in South Sudan. It also shows the capitals (province and national). It also shows the international boundary as people sometimes mistake South Sudan and Sudan as one country.

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This map shows all the ethnic groups in South Sudan. Such as Dinka, Nuer, Arabs and more. The largest ethnic group is either Dinka or Nuer.

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This maps displays the climates in areas of South Sudan.Central Equatoria is mostly hills and mountains, though the Upper Nile is Flood Plains.

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                                                   (Movement)  Transportation

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                                                   (Movement)  Transportation

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Like Sudan, South Sudan also has a railway, 248 kilometers of a single track 1,067 mm, or 3 feet 6  inches of a narrow railway line for the Sudan border to, "Wau Terminus", based on, "Sudan Transport-South Sudan Transport". There are also plans to link Juba with the Kenyan and Ugandan railway networks.
South Sudan's busiest and most active airport is Juba airport, which has regular connections and flights to Entebbe, Nairobi, Cairo, Addis Ababa, and Khartoum. Juba airport is also the home base of feeder airplane companies and southern star airlines.
There are roads and highways in South Sudan, most of the roads remain unpaved. There are several reliable transport companies who offer goods and cargo with trailers and trucks.
Juba also has many tour companies, like, "Nimule travel agencies". They also have companies that offer 4x4 wheel car services, that offer a range of cars for hire. Most of these taxis and cars for hire  aren't metered.
Southern Sudan has buses that follows many different routes that all start, or connect to Juba.
The most popular type of transportation in Juba are mini vans. They have 14 seats, and are called matatu's. They can be used when some people can't afford taxis to move around. They aren't in service late in the night. The matatu's go to most of the major cities in Southern Sudan.
There are also two wheel motorbikes, also called, "Boda Boda", available in Southern Sudan, and other populated countries, they are mostly used for short journeys.

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http://www.nationsencyclopedia.com/Africa/Sudan-ENVIRONMENT.html

https://sites.google.com/a/meadowbrook-ma.org/gps-africa/home/south-sudan-by-sarah

http://www.africansudanese.org/travel-tips/sudan-transport.html

http://atlas.media.mit.edu/en/profile/country/ssd/

http://www.southsudaninfo.com/Communications_of_South_Sudan

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       (Movement)Communication and Technology

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       (Movement)Communication and Technology

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In South Sudan there is a very basic level of communications and technology. In 2011 multiple television transmitters were received by the Minister for information, and an FM radio, which leads me to believe that in 2016 there is more advanced technology. Also, South Sudan has an country level internet domain, which means they probably have modern devices like computers and phones. South Sudan's postal services still come from the North. South Sudan also has it's own country code.

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        (Movement)Exports of South Sudan

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        (Movement)Exports of South Sudan

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According to South Sudan Exports, Imports and Trade Partners, "The top exports of South Sudan are Crude Petroleum ($4.02B), Other Oily Seeds ($1.79M), Oil Seed flour ($1.67M), Tanned Sheep Hides($677k) and Stone Processing Machines ($508k), using the 1992 revision of the HS (Harmonized System) classification. Its top imports are Raw Sugar ($52.1M), Cars ($35.7M), Sorghum ($32.3M), Wheat Flours ($23.6M) and Packaged Medicaments ($18.8M).

The top export destinations of South Sudan are China ($3.96B), India($58.9M), Algeria ($3.64M), Uganda ($1.44M) and Pakistan ($1.03M). The top import origins are Uganda ($249M), China ($65.7M), Pakistan($45.6M), The United States ($44.8M) and Russia ($21.5M).

South Sudan borders the Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, Kenya, Sudan and Uganda by land and Saudi Arabia by sea" .

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South Sudan is a landlocked country in East-Central Africa. It lies between the latitude of 6.8770° N, 31.3070° E

South Sudan is bordered by Ethiopia on the east; Kenya to the Southeast; Uganda to the South; the Democratic Republic of the Congo to the Southwest; and the Central African Republic to the West; and the Republic of the Sudan to the North. South Sudan includes the vast swamp region of the Sudd formed by the White Nile, locally called the Bahr el Jabal. South Sudan is in a place were there isn't much water and there is a problem.

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The people in Sudan have a strong Human- Environment relation. The people of Sudan try to use the environment of Sudan to the best of their abilities. As you all may know, the people of South Sudan do not have access to clean water. Most of their water is used for farming. In Sudan there is a scarcity of water. Only 69% of people in rural areas have access to clean water, and 86% of people in the city have this privilege. Many of the people without clean water will usually drink any water regardless of the safety of it. Drinking dirty water for long can result in many water borne diseases such as guinea worms and typhoid fever. A lot of their money comes from oil. Oil is one of their top grossing items that they sell and trade. They have also took advantage of the environment by building diesel generators. Diesel generators are special types of engines that are usually found in places where there is little or no electricity, or if there is a problem with the normal electricity source. Also, South Sudan is a country filled with poverty and disease. Because of the amount of money people earn, they can not afford purified or filtered water. Some residents of South Sudan also suffer from Malaria (spread through mosquitoes) and many other animal passed diseases.