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Overview
Boma National Park in northern Jonglei is one of the largest reserves in all of Africa: at 22,800km2 it is larger even than the many times more famous Kruger and Ruaha parks. The scale of the seasonal wildlife migrations is said to rival even that of the Serengeti, with as many as two million animals simultaneously on the move and with as many as 1.3 million of these antelope.
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Location
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South Sudan
Vital Park Information
South Sudan
22 800 km²
In South Sudan, only 55% of the people have access to safe drinking water. And due to increased costs of production, water providers in Juba are producing less and charging more, squeezing people's access to safe water even further.
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Intermediate Risk - anti-malarial drugs is advisable only for high risk people from October to May.
Between March and April and November to January you can see as many as two million animals on the move. The majority of these are kob, antelope and gazelle but you can also see some of the park's 7,000 elephants, giraffes, oryx and baboons.
