Kassala State

Kassala State is an administrative state in eastern Sudan, bordering Eritrea and Ethiopia. Its capital is the city of Kassala.

Kassala: Kassala is a city in eastern Sudan and the capital of Kassala State. The state takes its name from this city, which serves as its administrative center.
Kassala Airport: Kassala Airport is an airport serving Kassala city in eastern Sudan. It provides air access to the state capital and surrounding region.
Beja people: The Beja are an ethnic group whose communities span eastern Sudan, Eritrea, and Egypt. Beja communities are among the long-established peoples of Kassala State.
Wad Sharifei Refugee Camp: Wad Sharifei is a refugee camp in eastern Sudan near Kassala. It is one example of the long-standing refugee presence in the state.
Sudan: Sudan is a country in northeastern Africa. Kassala State is one of Sudan’s administrative states.
Gash River: The Gash is a seasonal river that flows from Eritrea into eastern Sudan. Its floodwaters support farming around Kassala, though they can also cause destructive floods.
Rashaida: The Rashaida are an Arab ethnic group with communities in eastern Sudan and Eritrea. Their presence reflects the cross-border social ties of Kassala’s eastern region.
Kassala Teaching Hospital: Kassala Teaching Hospital is a major public hospital in Kassala city, Sudan. It is a central health-care institution serving the state capital and surrounding communities.
Eritrea: Eritrea is a country on the Red Sea coast of northeastern Africa. Kassala State shares its eastern border with Eritrea.
Gash Delta: The Gash Delta is a floodplain in eastern Sudan formed by seasonal flows of the Gash River. It is a major area for irrigated agriculture near Kassala.

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Al Qadarif StateRelated: It borders Al Qadarif to the northeast.