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Khartoum

Capital of Sudan

Watercolour of Khartoum, Sudan. The confluence (Al Mogran) where the paler White Nile and the darker Blue Nile merge to form the main Nile River, with Blue Nile and White Nile and Tuti Island.
AI-generated artistic rendering. Painted from written research on the city's setting, architecture and materials — not from a photograph.
What guided this image
Landmarks
Blue Nile and White Nile; Tuti Island; Corinthia Hotel; Sudanese; Grand Mosque of Khartoum; Nile Street; Nile Street
Viewpoint
Favor a slightly elevated viewpoint overlooking the Nile confluence at Al Mogran, looking northeast across Tuti Island and the Blue Nile toward the riverfront of central Khartoum, capturing the meeting of the two rivers and the green belt along the banks.
Palette
Green should be the predominant color, especially in the irrigated farms of Tuti Island, the riverbank vegetation, neem and acacia trees, and public gardens along the Nile.
Guarded against
Avoid making Khartoum look like Cairo (no ancient Egyptian pyramids or massive medieval Cairo stone walls), Dubai (no towering glass skyscraper canyons), or Marrakech (no red-clay riads).
Population1,974,647Wikidata: 6,527,500
Coordinates15.55°N, 32.53°E
Elevation382 m
Area30,000 km²
Time zoneAfrica/KhartoumUTC+2
Solar noon11:50clock runs 0.2 h behind the sun

Through the Earth

Dig straight through the Earth from Khartoum and you surface nearest to Avatoru, French Polynesia — 72 km from the exact antipodal point.

Nearest cities in the atlas

Khartoum NorthSD11 km
OmdurmanSD11 km
AsmaraER686 km
JeddahSA964 km
Addis AbabaET992 km
MakkahSA1,010 km
JubaSS1,194 km
DjiboutiDJ1,229 km

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