Nature
Juba River
The river and the fields along its banks define the town's landscape.
Capital of Middle Juba region: a riverside farm town in the Juba valley known for maize, onions and tobacco grown on irrigated fields.
Bu'aale stands on the Juba River and is the administrative capital of Middle Juba region. Jubaland's 2013 interim constitution designated it as the state capital, although the Jubaland government is based in Kismayo.
The town lies in the fertile Juba valley, between Baardheere upstream and Jilib downstream, on the highway that runs the length of the valley.
The river and the fields along its banks define the town's landscape.
Bu'aale is an agricultural town. Residents grow maize, onions and tobacco, and the area is a major maize producer that supplies markets in neighbouring towns.