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'''Madhabpur Upazila''' ([[Habiganj District|habiganj district]]) area 294.28 sq km, located in between 23°58' and 24°16' north latitudes and in between 91°16' and 91°25' east longitudes. It is bounded by [[Lakhai Upazila|lakhai]] and [[Habiganj Sadar Upazila|habiganj sadar]] upazilas on the north, [[Tripura|tripura]] State of India on the south, [[Chunarughat Upazila|chunarughat]] upazila and Tripura State of India on the east, [[Brahmanbaria Sadar Upazila|brahmanbaria sadar]] and [[Nasirnagar Upazila|nasirnagar]] upazilas on the west.
'''Madhabpur Upazila''' ([[Habiganj District|habiganj district]]) area 294.26 sq km, located in between 23°58' and 24°16' north latitudes and in between 91°16' and 91°25' east longitudes. It is bounded by [[Lakhai Upazila|lakhai]] and [[Habiganj Sadar Upazila|habiganj sadar]] upazilas on the north, [[Tripura|tripura]] State of India on the south, [[Chunarughat Upazila|chunarughat]] upazila and Tripura State of India on the east, [[Brahmanbaria Sadar Upazila|brahmanbaria sadar]] and [[Nasirnagar Upazila|nasirnagar]] upazilas on the west.


''Population'' Total 272578; male 138143, female 134535; Muslim 216510, Hindu 55235, Buddhist 659, Christian 13 and others 161.
''Population'' Total 319016; male 155882, female 163134; Muslim 256967, Hindu 61059, Buddhist 19, Christian 932 and others 39.


''Water bodies'' Main rivers: Matiain, Sansti.
''Water bodies'' Main rivers: Matiain, Sansti.
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| Urban || Rural || | Urban || Rural
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| 1 || 11 || 176 || 267 || 24,415 || 294601 || 1084 || 47.95 (2001) || 38.7
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11
 
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181
 
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268
 
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18802
 
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253776
 
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926
 
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47.95
 
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44.94
 
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| 7.01 (2001) || 9 || 12 || 21930 || 2676 (2001) || 50.2
7.01
 
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9
 
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12
 
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16646
 
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2676
 
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23.73


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| 1.31 (2001) || 1 || 2485 || 1646 (2001) || 64.1
1.31
 
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2
 
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2156
 
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1646
 
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71.41


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|-
|-
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| Adair 16 || 3660 || 9265  || 9797 || 32.4
Adair
16
 
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3772
 
|  
8231
 
|  
8028
 
|  
34.24
 
|-
|-
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| Andiurauk 77 || 4787 || 9953  || 10193 || 29.4
Andiurauk
77
 
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6059
 
|  
8403
 
|  
8050
 
|  
49.48
 
|-
|-
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| Chowmohani 51 || 7871 || 16248  || 17519 || 49.3
Chowmohani
51
 
|  
8025
 
|  
10561
 
|  
14933
 
|  
41.64
 
|-
|-
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| Chhatiain 43 || 5279 || 11606  || 11599 || 35.4
Chhatiain
43
 
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5078
 
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10509
 
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10214
 
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41.72
 
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|-
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| Jagadishpur 69 || 5868 || 14116  || 14510 || 35.8
Jagadishpur
69
 
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5871
 
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11998
 
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11753
 
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41.50
 
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|-
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| Dharmaghar 60 || 7074 || 13042  || 14481 || 51.1
Dharmaghar
60
 
|  
6822
 
|  
12077
 
|  
12088
 
|  
44.90
 
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| Noapara 86 || 7570 || 15673  || 16096 || 44.0
Noapara
86
 
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7550
 
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13365
 
|  
12780
 
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41.42
 
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|-
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| Bagasura 17 || 5667 || 13794  || 14250 || 33.6
Bagasura
17
 
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5822
 
|  
12344
 
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11669
 
|  
42.99
 
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|-
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| Bahara 25 || 6763 || 16025  || 17154 || 37.6
Bahara
25
 
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7053
 
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14616
 
|  
14437
 
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38.46
 
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|-
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| Bulla 34 || 6036 || 8315  || 9537 || 33.2
Bulla
34
 
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6257
 
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7931
 
|  
8286
 
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34.33
 
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|-
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| Shahjahanpur 94 || 10020 || 16739  || 17174 || 36.8
Shahjahanpur
94
 
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10405
 
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14780
 
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14379
 
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42.85


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''Source''  Bangladesh Population Census 2001, Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics.
''Source''  Bangladesh Population Census 2001 and 2011, Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics.


[[Image:MadhabpurUpazila.jpg|thumb|400px]]
[[Image:MadhabpurUpazila.jpg|thumb|400px]]
''History of the War of Liberation'' On 4 April 1971, [[Osmany, General Mohammad Ataul Ghani|mohammad ataul ghani osmany]] (supreme commander of the [[War of Liberation, The|war of liberation]] and some officers of the 2nd and 4th East Bengal Regiment assembled in the Teliapara Tea Garden Dakbungalow and discussed different aspects of the War of Liberation.
''War of Liberation'' On 4 April 1971 Col. [[Osmany, General Mohammad Ataul Ghani|mohammad ataul ghani osmany]] (supreme commander of the [[War of Liberation, The|war of liberation]]) and some officers of the 2nd and 4th East Bengal Regiment assembled in the Teliapara Tea Garden Dakbungalow and discussed the different aspects of the War of Liberation. Freedom fighters had encounters with the Pak army at places like Teliapara, Andiura, Mantala, Sundarpur, Dharmaghar bazaar and Harashpur. There is mass killing site in the upazila; a memorial monument has been built at Taliapara.


''Marks of the War of Liberation'' Mass killing site 1, memorial monument 1 (Taliapara).
For details: see মাধবপুর উপজেলা, ''বাংলাদেশ মুক্তিযুদ্ধ জ্ঞানকোষ'' (Encyclopedia of Bangladesh War of Liberation), বাংলাদেশ এশিয়াটিক সোসাইটি, ঢাকা ২০২০, খণ্ড ৭।


''Religious institutions'' Mosque 254, temple 7, tomb 5.
''Religious institutions'' Mosque 254, temple 7, tomb 5.


''Literacy rate and educational institutions'' Average literacy 42.12%; male 47.67%, female 36.52%. Educational institutions: college 2, secondary school 10, primary school 119, community school 2, kindergarten 3, madrasa 8. Noted educational institutions: Govindapur Government High School (1832), Adair Loknath High School (1911), Chhatiain Biswanath High School (1921), Jagadishpur JC High School (1924), Auliabad RK High School, Harashpur Darul Ulum Islamia Madrasa.
''Literacy rate and educational institutions'' Average literacy 39.8%; male 42.2%, female 37.4%. Educational institutions: college 2, secondary school 10, primary school 119, community school 2, kindergarten 3, madrasa 8. Noted educational institutions: Govindapur Government High School (1832), Adair Loknath High School (1911), Chhatiain Biswanath High School (1921), Jagadishpur JC High School (1924), Auliabad RK High School, Harashpur Darul Ulum Islamia Madrasa.


''Cultural organisations''  Library 3, club 8, cinema hall 2, auditorium 1, literary organisation 5, women's organisation 1, playground 5.
''Cultural organisations''  Library 3, club 8, cinema hall 2, auditorium 1, literary organisation 5, women's organisation 1, playground 5.
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''Fisheries, dairies and poultries'' Fishery 16, dairy 11.
''Fisheries, dairies and poultries'' Fishery 16, dairy 11.


''Communication facilities''  Pucca road 35 km, mud road 778 km; railway 40 km; waterway 160 nautical miles.
''Communication facilities''  Pucca road 136 km, semi-pucca road 9 km, mud road 445 km; railway 31 km; waterway 2 km.


''Extinct or nearly extinct traditional transport'' Palanquin, horse carriage, bullock cart.
''Extinct or nearly extinct traditional transport'' Palanquin, horse carriage, bullock cart.
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''Main exports''  Paddy, jute.
''Main exports''  Paddy, jute.


''Access to electricity'' All the wards and unions of the upazila are under rural electrification net-work. However 26.61% of the dwelling households have access to electricity.
''Access to electricity'' All the wards and unions of the upazila are under rural electrification net-work. However 51.2% of the dwelling households have access to electricity.  


''Natural resources''  Natural gas and silicate sand.
''Natural resources''  Natural gas and silicate sand.  


''Sources of drinking water'' Tube-well 90.44%, tap 1.37%, pond 2.54% and others 5.65%.
''Sources of drinking water'' Tube-well 89.8%, tap 1.2% and others 9.0%.  


''Sanitation'' 28.13% (rural 26.59% and urban 50.47%) of dwelling households of the upazila use sanitary latrines and 58.32% (rural 59.14% and urban 43.86%) of dwelling households use non-sanitary latrines; 13.55% of households do not have latrine facilities.
''Sanitation'' 42.8% of dwelling households of the upazila use sanitary latrines and 45.7% of dwelling households use non-sanitary latrines; 11.5% of households do not have latrine facilities.


''Health centres'' Upazila health complex 1, union health and family welfare centre 6, family planning centre 6, community clinic 2, private clinic 1, mother and child welfare centre 2, maternity 6, charitable dispensary 2, satellite clinic 1, diagnostic centre 1, veterinary hospital 1.
''Health centres'' Upazila health complex 1, union health and family welfare centre 6, family planning centre 6, community clinic 2, private clinic 1, mother and child welfare centre 2, maternity 6, charitable dispensary 2, satellite clinic 1, diagnostic centre 1, veterinary hospital 1.
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''NGO activities'' Operationally important NGOs are [[BRAC|brac]], Vision, [[ASA|asa]]. [A.B.M Masud Laskar]
''NGO activities'' Operationally important NGOs are [[BRAC|brac]], Vision, [[ASA|asa]]. [A.B.M Masud Laskar]


'''References'''  Bangladesh Population Census 2001, Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics; Field report of Madhabpur Upazila 2010.
'''References'''  Bangladesh Population Census 2001 and 2011, Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics; Field report of Madhabpur Upazila 2010.


[[Category:Upazilas of Bangladesh]]
[[Category:Upazilas of Bangladesh]]

Latest revision as of 19:18, 14 October 2023

Madhabpur Upazila (habiganj district) area 294.26 sq km, located in between 23°58' and 24°16' north latitudes and in between 91°16' and 91°25' east longitudes. It is bounded by lakhai and habiganj sadar upazilas on the north, tripura State of India on the south, chunarughat upazila and Tripura State of India on the east, brahmanbaria sadar and nasirnagar upazilas on the west.

Population Total 319016; male 155882, female 163134; Muslim 256967, Hindu 61059, Buddhist 19, Christian 932 and others 39.

Water bodies Main rivers: Matiain, Sansti.

Administration Madhabpur Thana, now an upazila, was formed in 1804.

Upazila
Municipality Union Mouza Village Population Density (per sq km) Literacy rate (%)
Urban Rural Urban Rural
1 11 176 267 24,415 294601 1084 47.95 (2001) 38.7
Municipality

Area (sq km)

Ward

Mahalla

Population

Density (per sq km)

Literacy rate (%)

7.01 (2001) 9 12 21930 2676 (2001) 50.2
Upazila Town

Area (sq km)

Mouza

Population

Density (per sq km)

Literacy rate (%)

1.31 (2001) 1 2485 1646 (2001) 64.1
Union
Name of union and GO code Area (acre) Population Literacy rate (%)
Male Female


Adair 16 3660 9265 9797 32.4
Andiurauk 77 4787 9953 10193 29.4
Chowmohani 51 7871 16248 17519 49.3
Chhatiain 43 5279 11606 11599 35.4
Jagadishpur 69 5868 14116 14510 35.8
Dharmaghar 60 7074 13042 14481 51.1
Noapara 86 7570 15673 16096 44.0
Bagasura 17 5667 13794 14250 33.6
Bahara 25 6763 16025 17154 37.6
Bulla 34 6036 8315 9537 33.2
Shahjahanpur 94 10020 16739 17174 36.8

Source  Bangladesh Population Census 2001 and 2011, Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics.

War of Liberation On 4 April 1971 Col. mohammad ataul ghani osmany (supreme commander of the war of liberation) and some officers of the 2nd and 4th East Bengal Regiment assembled in the Teliapara Tea Garden Dakbungalow and discussed the different aspects of the War of Liberation. Freedom fighters had encounters with the Pak army at places like Teliapara, Andiura, Mantala, Sundarpur, Dharmaghar bazaar and Harashpur. There is mass killing site in the upazila; a memorial monument has been built at Taliapara.

For details: see মাধবপুর উপজেলা, বাংলাদেশ মুক্তিযুদ্ধ জ্ঞানকোষ (Encyclopedia of Bangladesh War of Liberation), বাংলাদেশ এশিয়াটিক সোসাইটি, ঢাকা ২০২০, খণ্ড ৭।

Religious institutions Mosque 254, temple 7, tomb 5.

Literacy rate and educational institutions Average literacy 39.8%; male 42.2%, female 37.4%. Educational institutions: college 2, secondary school 10, primary school 119, community school 2, kindergarten 3, madrasa 8. Noted educational institutions: Govindapur Government High School (1832), Adair Loknath High School (1911), Chhatiain Biswanath High School (1921), Jagadishpur JC High School (1924), Auliabad RK High School, Harashpur Darul Ulum Islamia Madrasa.

Cultural organisations Library 3, club 8, cinema hall 2, auditorium 1, literary organisation 5, women's organisation 1, playground 5.

Important installations and Tourists spots Shahji Bazar Power Plant and tea gardens at Noapara, Jagadishpur, Taliapara and Surma.

Main sources of income Agriculture 61.43%, non-agricultural labourer 4.38%, commerce 10.79%, transport and communication 1.51%, service 6.82%, construction 0.71%, religious service 0.35%, rent and remittance 1.48% and others 12.53%.

Ownership of agricultural land Landowner 57.37%, landless 42.63%; agricultural landowner: urban 51.62% and rural 57.76%.

Main crops Paddy, potato, jute, mustard, pulse, wheat.

Extinct or nearly extinct crops Sesame, sweet potato, linseed, kaun.Main fruits Mango, blackberry, papaya, coconut, jackfruit.

Fisheries, dairies and poultries Fishery 16, dairy 11.

Communication facilities Pucca road 136 km, semi-pucca road 9 km, mud road 445 km; railway 31 km; waterway 2 km.

Extinct or nearly extinct traditional transport Palanquin, horse carriage, bullock cart.

Noted manufactories Power plant, textile mill, soap factory, candle factory.

Hats, bazars and fairs Hats and bazars are 28, fair 1, most noted of which are Madhabpur Bazar, Noapara Bazar, Taliapara Bazar, Mantala Bazar, Jagadishpur Bazar, Dharmaghar Bazar.

Main exports Paddy, jute.

Access to electricity All the wards and unions of the upazila are under rural electrification net-work. However 51.2% of the dwelling households have access to electricity.

Natural resources Natural gas and silicate sand.

Sources of drinking water Tube-well 89.8%, tap 1.2% and others 9.0%.

Sanitation 42.8% of dwelling households of the upazila use sanitary latrines and 45.7% of dwelling households use non-sanitary latrines; 11.5% of households do not have latrine facilities.

Health centres Upazila health complex 1, union health and family welfare centre 6, family planning centre 6, community clinic 2, private clinic 1, mother and child welfare centre 2, maternity 6, charitable dispensary 2, satellite clinic 1, diagnostic centre 1, veterinary hospital 1.

NGO activities Operationally important NGOs are brac, Vision, asa. [A.B.M Masud Laskar]

References Bangladesh Population Census 2001 and 2011, Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics; Field report of Madhabpur Upazila 2010.