Sudan 00, Sudan
Sudan 00 uses Sudan’s national civil time: Central Africa Time, or UTC+2. The label alone does not reliably identify a familiar named state, so city and sunrise details should be tied to verified coordinates.
Hillat al Kambo, Sudan
Friday, 4 September 2026
UTC+2 · Africa/Khartoum
Time and sun data for Hillat al Kambo — the largest city of Sudan 00
The sun in Hillat al Kambo
Sunrise 05:39 Solar noon 11:51 Sunset 18:02 Daylight 12 h 23 min Night 11 h 37 min Civil twilight 05:18 – 18:24
Sudan · 22 cities
All cities
- ‘Aradeba
- ’As Ubri
- Abrabi
- Abu Mirekha
- Al‘ireki
- Daleba
- El Hamra
- Et Teitel
- Fūq
- Hana ’Azraq
- Hillat al Kambo
- Hillat Wad Shrusha
- Kākamūta
- Karanka
- Karsh al Fīl
- Khashm al Baţţa
- Kirakira
- Sanqir
- Tabaldiyya
- Um Kakar
- Um Kurā‘
- Wad Musraḩ
Current time in Sudan 00, Sudan
The current clock for this entry follows the time used throughout Sudan. Central Africa Time is two hours ahead of Coordinated Universal Time and does not normally include a seasonal clock adjustment.
To convert UTC to local time, add two hours. A record marked 11:00 UTC corresponds to 13:00 in Sudan. To convert the other way, subtract two hours and take care when the result crosses into the previous calendar day.
Because “Sudan 00” appears to be a coded geographic label rather than an ordinary state name, it should not be used by itself to assign a capital or list of largest cities. Doing so would risk attaching correct facts to the wrong place. A database code may know where it lives, but it rarely introduces itself at the door.
Choosing a city for this regional entry
All Sudanese cities share the same official UTC+2 time, so uncertainty in this label does not prevent a correct time-zone answer. It does prevent a responsible ranking of cities within the coded area until the code’s source and geographic boundary are known.
Use this process before selecting a city: Check the dataset that supplied the “00” subdivision value. Inspect any coordinates attached to the page or record. Match those coordinates to a recognized Sudanese locality.
Use that locality for sunrise, sunset, and weather. Keep the clock on CAT regardless of which Sudanese locality is confirmed. Subdivision codes are not always interchangeable between publishers. A numeric value can represent an old classification, an unspecified region, or a system-specific record. The source schema is therefore more useful than guessing from the number.
Finding an accurate sunrise
Sunrise cannot be calculated accurately from the country and an ambiguous code alone. It needs a latitude, longitude, and date. Once a location is verified, the result can be displayed in Sudan’s fixed UTC+2 civil time.
A city-level lookup is generally sufficient for everyday planning. Exact coordinates are preferable for photography, fieldwork, or a remote location far from the chosen city. Weather and terrain may affect when the sun is actually visible, even when the astronomical calculation is correct.
Resolve the code to coordinates or a recognized place name. Select the required local date. Calculate sunrise for that position. Present the answer in Central Africa Time. Different places in Sudan can have different sunrise minutes while sharing a national clock. This is expected: civil time applies over a broad area, whereas sunrise follows geography and the changing position of the sun.
Questions and answers
- What time zone should Sudan 00 display?
- It should display Central Africa Time at UTC+2.
- Which are the largest cities in Sudan 00?
- The label is not sufficient to identify them safely; its dataset definition or coordinates must be checked first.
- Can sunrise be shown without resolving the code?
- Only as a broad country-level approximation. An accurate result requires a verified locality or coordinates.