Abyei
South Sudan
Abyei connects to 1039 places across 9 topics through 37 Bunkabop connections, mostly on government, nature, and military themes. It sits on the border between South Sudan and Sudan and has special administrative status under the 2004 Abyei Protocol. Its strongest overlaps are with Sudan, South Sudan, and Khartoum. Other links cover the Muglad Basin, a rift basin with hydrocarbon deposits, and the Messiria nomads who stay in the region for six months each year.
Geography of South Sudan
Connects Abyei to: Sudan | South Sudan
Muglad Basin
Connects Abyei to: Heglig, Sudan | Muglad, Sudan
Abyei Liberation Front
Connects Abyei to: Ethiopia | Sudan | South Kordofan
Messiria tribe
Connects Abyei to: Jebel Moon | Boromata, Central African Republic | Matala, Central African Republic
no-fly zone
Connects Abyei to: Iraq | Libya | Kirkuk, Iraq | Lay Kay Kaw
Nuba Mountains
Connects Abyei to: South Sudan | Khartoum, Sudan | South Kordofan | West Kordofan
Abyei
Connects Abyei to: Sudan | South Sudan | Addis Ababa, Ethiopia | Khartoum, Sudan
rift
Connects Abyei to: Alsace | Bidar, India | El Centro, California | Afar Region | Smith's Ferry, Holyoke, Massachusetts
Port Sudan
Connects Abyei to: Khartoum, Sudan | Kassala, Sudan | El-Gadarif, Sudan | Gura, Eritrea | Abu Hamad, Sudan
Northern Bahr el Ghazal
Connects Abyei to: South Sudan | Lakes State | Warrap (state) | Aweil, South Sudan | Western Bahr el Ghazal
Demographics of Sudan
Connects Abyei to: Syria | Chad | Sudan | South Sudan | Khartoum, Sudan
Egyptian Peacekeeping Forces
Connects Abyei to: Egypt | Palestine | Cairo, Egypt | Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina | Angola