Sudan,+Africa

=**__Sudan, Africa__**=

__Sudan__ is a country in northeast Africa. Sudan's capital is Khartoum which is close to the northeast corner of Sudan. The northern section of Sudan has a arid climate. The southern section of Sudan has a semiarid climate. Sudan's area vegetation is mostly a tropical grassland. Most of the people work by subsistance farming and nomadic herding. Sudan is a developing country.
 * Overview-**

The location of Sudan, Africa can be found on the coordinates -10° north and 30° east. The area is 967,494 square miles and bordering Egypt, Libya, Chad, Eritrea, Ethiopia, The Central African Republic, Kenya, The Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda.
 * Location and Area-**

In the northern section of Sudan the climate is arid (hot and dry all year with a minimal amount of rainfall) like I said and the southern section of Sudan is a semi-arid climate (hot, dry summers and cool dry winters). The annual average amount of precipitation in the northern half of Sudan is about -16 inches and in the southern half it's about -23 inches so don't expect to get too much rain there. The average temperature in the northern half of Sudan is about 67° degrees and in the southern half it's about 51° degrees.
 * Climate-**

The vegetation of Sudan in the northern section is a desert (an arid region with few plants) and a desert scrub (small trees, bushes, and other plants adapted to a dry climate. The majority in the southern section of Sudan is a tropical grassland (grasses and scattered trees adapted to a tropical wet and dry climate). These vegetations can make it hard to farm for some people living here.
 * Vegetation-**

The average population density of Sudan is 2-25 people per square mile. The actual population is about 39,100,000 people The way people work in the northern part of Sudan is by nomadic herding. Nomadic herding is when the people move around to find food, water and other needed resources. The southern half of Sudan works by subsistance farming which means the families grow food for their own family. Sudan is mostly powered by the countries around them but they do have a uranium plant in the southwest corner of Sudan.
 * Population (Density)-**

The way people work in the northern half of Sudan is by nomadic herding (people search land for resources)and in the southern half they work by subsistence farming (people who farm for their own families). Sudan is basically powered by countries bordering it. Some of the ways it is powered is by uranium, precious metals (like gold, platinum, silver, etc.) and some hydroelectric power (power from current of any body of water).
 * Economic Activity-**

The capital of Sudan, Khartoum, has the most dense population in Sudan of 125-250 people per square mile. Khartoum works by nomadic herding and has a arid climate. Khartoum's vegetation is desert scrub. Khartoum is also powered by the countries around it.
 * Khartoum-**