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# Sobat State, South Sudan (2014-2020)

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Image by Valentin Poposki, 10 September 2019

- Sobat State

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- South Sudan
- South Sudan - national index
- State and County flags of South Sudan (2015-2020)
- States and administrative areas, South Sudan

## Sobat State

The flag of Sobat State comprises three horizontal stripes of light blue, fimbriated by a thin white stripe and light green. In the centre is the State emblem in the form of an African shield in yellow, superimposed on two crossed black spears in salitre.
Valentin Poposki, 10 September 2019
Sobat is one of "rebel" states formed in 2014, which continues to function. South Sudan is in a state of chaos and different parts of the country have formed separate administrations. "On 22 December 2014, rebel leader and former vice president, Riek Machar, declared the 10 states of South Sudan had dissolved and announced the formation of 21 new states in a federal system. This declaration was not recognised by the central South Sudanese government. The Sudan Tribune reported on 01 January 2015 that Machar had appointed "military governors" for several of his declared states." (Source: Wikipedia). On the same page is a map of 21 states, and one of them is Sobat (between Adar, Fashoda and Bieh).
Valentin Poposki, 17 September 2019