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'''Rangpur Sadar Upazila''' ([[Rangpur District|rangpur district]]) area 330.33 sq km, located in between 25°39' and 25°50' north latitudes and in between 89°05' and 89'20' east longitudes. It is bounded by [[Gangachara Upazila|gangachara]] upazila on the north, [[Mithapukur Upazila|mithapukur]] upazila on the south, [[Kaunia Upazila|kaunia]] and [[Pirgachha Upazila|pirgachha]] upazilas on the east, [[Taraganj Upazila|taraganj]] and [[Badarganj Upazila|badarganj]] upazilas on the west.

''Population'' Total 600240; male 313102, female 287120; Muslim 541607, Hindu 57867, Buddhist 264, Christian 83 and others 419. Indigenous communities such as [[Santals, The|santal]] and [[Oraon, The|oraon]] belong to this upazila.

''Water bodies'' Main rivers:' Bullai, [[Ghaghat River|ghaghat]]; Ganakanai and Mariga Beels are notable.

''Administration'' Rangpur Sadar Thana was formed in 1877 and it was turned into an upazila in 1984.

{| class="table table-bordered table-hover"
|-
| colspan="9" | Upazila
|-
| rowspan="2" | Municipality || rowspan="2" | Union || rowspan="2" | Mouza || rowspan="2" | Village || colspan="2" | Population || rowspan="2" | Density (per sq km) || colspan="2" | Literacy rate (%)
|-
| Urban || Rural || | Urban || Rural
|-
|
1

|
11

|
151

|
229

|
265972

|
334268

|
1817

|
64.72

|
43.12

|}

{| class="table table-bordered table-hover"
|-
| colspan="9" | Municipality
|-
|
Area
(sq km)

|
Ward

|
Mahalla

|
Population

|
Density (per sq km)

|
Literacy rate (%)

|-
|
50.69

|
15

|
109

|
241310

|
4721

|
64.47
|}
{| class="table table-bordered table-hover"
|-
| colspan="9" | Upazila Town
|-
|
Area<br>
(sq km)

|
Mouza

|
Population

|
Density (per sq km)

|
Literacy rate (%)

|-
|
171.17

|
-

|
24662

|
1558

|
67.12
|}
{| class="table table-bordered table-hover"
| colspan="5" | Union
|-
| rowspan="2" | Name of union and GO code || rowspan="2" | Area (acre) || colspan="2" | Population || rowspan="2" | Literacy rate (%)
|-
| Male || Female
|-
|
Uttam 94

|
5318

|
17028

|
15705

|
45.66

|-
|
Chandanpat 17

|
7041

|
15431

|
14431

|
35.58

|-
|
Tapodhan 87

|
6815

|
23518

|
21899

|
42.11

|-
|
Tamphat 79

|
6445

|
17592

|
16425

|
47.21

|-
|
Darshana 19

|
6320

|
8642

|
8117

|
42.23

|-
|
Pashuram 39

|
4938

|
17934

|
16238

|
53.65

|-
|
Mominpur 31

|
6723

|
14037

|
13257

|
33.91

|-
|
Rajendrapur 47

|
6387

|
14801

|
13639

|
47.61

|-
|
Sadya Pushkarni 63

|
9307

|
18716

|
17796

|
40.67

|-
|
Satgara 71

|
5153

|
14579

|
13676

|
46.76

|-
|
Haridebpur 23

|
7209

|
18369

|
17014

|
40.13

|}

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

[[Image:RangpurSadarUpazila.jpg|thumb|400px|right]]
''Archaeological heritage and relics'' Ancient Mosque at Mahiganj, Keramatia Mosque, Tomb of the' Maulana Keramat Ali Jainpuri, Tomb of Shah Jalal Bokheri at Mahiganj, Tajhat Rajbari at Rangpur Museum, Home stead of [[Hossain, Roquiah Sakhawat|roquiah sakhawat hossain]] at Pairabandh, Zila Parishad Building, Sree Sree Karunamayee Kali Mandir, Dimlaraj Kali Mandir, Bishawar Shiva Mandir, Gosaibari Nandi Mandir, Pareshnath Mandir at Mahiganj, Tepa Zamindar Bari, Khasbagh archaeological relics, Dewanbari main gate, Manthana Zamindar Bari,' Rangpur Town Hall.

''Historical events'' Rangpur Carmichael College was a centre of agitation during the [[Language Movement|language movement]] in 1952. Since the Principal of the Carmichael College was a non-Bengali, the situation got quickly deteriorated. In March 1971, the Pak army killed Shanku Samaddar, Abul Kalam Azad, Mokbul Hossain and Omar Ali of Rangpur Sadar upazila. During the [[War of Liberation, The|war of liberation]] the Pak army killed many teachers and students of Carmichael college including Professor Kalachand Roy (Chemistry), Professor Chitta Ranjan Roy (Mathematics), Professor Boam Krishna Adhikari (Philosophy), Professor Sunil Chandra Chakravorty (Bangla), Professor Md. Abdur Rahman, Professor Shah Solaiman Ali in the College compound.

''Marks of the War of Liberation'' Mass grave 1 (Nandiganj); Mass killing site 4 (Dahiganj Crematory, Balar Ghat, on the bridge over the river Ghagat, Lahirir Hat); Memorial sculpture 1 (Arjan).

''Religious institutions'' Mosque 380, temple 35, church 2, tomb 5, sacred place 1. Noted religious institutions: Ancient Mosque at Mahiganj, Keramatia Mosque, Bishawar Shiva Mandir, Gosaibari Nandi Mandir, Pareshnath Mandir at Mahiganj, Sree Sree Karunamayee Kali Mandir, Dimlaraj Kali Mandir.

''Literacy rate and educational institutions'' Average literacy 52.95%; male 57.54%, female 47.93%. Educational institutions: university 1, teachers training college 1, primary teachers training institute 1, technical college 1, college 17, medical college 2, cadet college 1, secondary school 63, primary school 230, satellite school 18, kindergarten 18, community school 15, NGO operated school 120, madrasa 72. Noted educational institutions: Begum Rokeya University (2008), Carmichael University College (1916), Rangpur Medical College (1966), Begum Rokeya Government Mohila College (1964), Rangpur Government College (1964), Rangpur Cadet College (1977), Rangpur Teachers Training College (1858), Rangpur Polytechnical Institute (1962), Rangpur Vocational Institute (1865), Rangpur Technical School and College (1865), Rangpur' Government Girls' High School (1876), Tajhat High School (1894), Kailash Ranjan High School (1904), Afan Ullah High School (1908), Rangpur Zila School (1832).

''Newspapers and periodicals'' Daily: Dabanal (1980), Juger Alo (1992), Paribesh (1994), Rangpur (1997); weekly: Atal (1991), Rangpur Barta (1996); defunct: Rangapur Bartabaha (1847), Rangapur Darpan (1907), Uttar Bangla (1960), Pravati (1955).

''Cultural organisations'' Library 5, club 181, museum 1, theatre group 6, theatre stage 1, cinema hall 7.

''Tourist spots'' Shirin Park at Gangachara Road, Tajhat Rajbari, Rangpur Zoo, Rangpur Museum, Carmichael College.

''Main sources of income'' Agriculture 36.74%, non-agricultural labourer 4.77%, industry 1.94%, commerce 21.26%, transport and communication 7.30%, service 15.35%, construction 2.80%, religious service 0.26%, rent and remittance 0.46% and others 9.12%.

''Ownership of agricultural land'' Landowner 41.39%, landless 58.61%; agricultural landowner: urban 52.17% and rural 47.83%.'

''Main crops'' Paddy, jute, wheat, onion, garlic, ginger, potato, chilli, sugarcane, tobacco, vegetables.

''Extinct or nearly extinct crops'' Sesame, linseed, kaun, aus paddy.

''Main fruits'' Mango, jackfruit, blackberry, banana, papaya.

''Fisheries, dairies and poultries'' Fishery 20, poultry 40, hatchery 9.

Communication facilities Pucca road 600 km, semi-pucca road 25 km, mud road 550 km; railway 30 km.

''Extinct or nearly extinct traditional transport'' Palanquin, bullock cart.

''Noted manufactories'' Rice mill, oil mill, flour mill, ice factory, printing press, saw mill, welding factory, bidi factory.

''Cottage industries'' Blacksmith, potteries, bamboo work.

''Hats, bazars and fairs'' Hats and bazars are 18, fairs 4, most noted of which are Lalbagh Bazar, Bus Terminal Bazar, Burir Hat, Nandiganj Hat, Pagla Pir Hat, Rath Mela at Mahiganj, Bara Dargah Mela and Tajhat Mela.

''Main exports'' Paddy, sugarcane, tobacco, wheat, ginger, vegetables.

''Access to electricity'' All the wards and unions of the upazila are under rural electrification net-work. However 38.59% (urban 60.85% and rural 23%) of the dwelling households have access to electricity.

''Sources of drinking water'' Tube-well 89.72%, tap 3.41%, pond 0.28% and others 6.59%.

''Sanitation'' 35.89% (rural 14.43% and urban 66.52%) of dwelling households of the upazila use sanitary latrines and 40.44% (rural 59.71% and urban 12.93%) of dwelling households use non-sanitary latrines; 23.67% of households do not have latrine facilities.

''Health centres'' Hospital 8, maternity and child welfare centre 1, union health and family welfare centre 10, municipal medical centre 1, charitable hospital 2, clinic 20.

''NGO activities'' Operationally important NGOs are [[BRAC|brac]], [[ASA|asa]], CARE, [[Rangpur Dinajpur Rural Service|rangpur dinajpur rural service]]. [Abdus Sattar]

'''References''' Bangladesh Population Census 2001, Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics; Cultural survey report of Rangpur Sadar Upazila 2007.

[[Category:Upazilas of Bangladesh]]

[[Category:Local Government]]

[[bn:রংপুর সদর উপজেলা]]

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	'''Rangpur Sadar Upazila''' ([[Rangpur District\|rangpur district]]) area 330.33 sq km, located in between 25°39' and 25°50' north latitudes and in between 89°05' and ~~89'20~~' east longitudes. It is bounded by [[Gangachara Upazila\|gangachara]] upazila on the north, [[Mithapukur Upazila\|mithapukur]] upazila on the south, [[Kaunia Upazila\|kaunia]] and [[Pirgachha Upazila\|pirgachha]] upazilas on the east, [[Taraganj Upazila\|taraganj]] and [[Badarganj Upazila\|badarganj]] upazilas on the west.		'''Rangpur Sadar Upazila''' ([[Rangpur District\|rangpur district]]) area 330.33 sq km, located in between 25°39' and 25°50' north latitudes and in between 89°05' and 89°20' east longitudes. It is bounded by [[Gangachara Upazila\|gangachara]] upazila on the north, [[Mithapukur Upazila\|mithapukur]] upazila on the south, [[Kaunia Upazila\|kaunia]] and [[Pirgachha Upazila\|pirgachha]] upazilas on the east, [[Taraganj Upazila\|taraganj]] and [[Badarganj Upazila\|badarganj]] upazilas on the west.

	''Population'' Total 600240; male 313102, female 287120; Muslim 541607, Hindu 57867, Buddhist 264, Christian 83 and others 419. Indigenous communities such as [[Santals, The\|santal]] and [[Oraon, The\|oraon]] belong to this upazila.		''Population'' Total 600240; male 313102, female 287120; Muslim 541607, Hindu 57867, Buddhist 264, Christian 83 and others 419. Indigenous communities such as [[Santals, The\|santal]] and [[Oraon, The\|oraon]] belong to this upazila.

	''Water bodies'' Main rivers:' Bullai, [[Ghaghat River\|ghaghat]]; Ganakanai and Mariga Beels are notable.		''Water bodies'' Main rivers: Bullai, [[Ghaghat River\|ghaghat]]; Ganakanai and Mariga Beels are notable.

	''Administration'' Rangpur Sadar Thana was formed in 1877 and it was turned into an upazila in 1984.		''Administration'' Rangpur Sadar Thana was formed in 1877 and it was turned into an upazila in 1984.

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	''Archaeological heritage and relics'' Ancient Mosque at Mahiganj, Keramatia Mosque, Tomb of the' Maulana Keramat Ali Jainpuri, Tomb of Shah Jalal Bokheri at Mahiganj, Tajhat Rajbari at Rangpur Museum, Home stead of [[Hossain, Roquiah Sakhawat\|roquiah sakhawat hossain]] at Pairabandh, Zila Parishad Building, Sree Sree Karunamayee Kali Mandir, Dimlaraj Kali Mandir, Bishawar Shiva Mandir, Gosaibari Nandi Mandir, Pareshnath Mandir at Mahiganj, Tepa Zamindar Bari, Khasbagh archaeological relics, Dewanbari main gate, Manthana Zamindar Bari,' Rangpur Town Hall.		''Archaeological heritage and relics'' Ancient Mosque at Mahiganj, Keramatia Mosque, Tomb of the Maulana Keramat Ali Jainpuri, Tomb of Shah Jalal Bokheri at Mahiganj, Tajhat Rajbari at Rangpur Museum, Home stead of [[Hossain, Roquiah Sakhawat\|roquiah sakhawat hossain]] at Pairabandh, Zila Parishad Building, Sree Sree Karunamayee Kali Mandir, Dimlaraj Kali Mandir, Bishawar Shiva Mandir, Gosaibari Nandi Mandir, Pareshnath Mandir at Mahiganj, Tepa Zamindar Bari, Khasbagh archaeological relics, Dewanbari main gate, Manthana Zamindar Bari,' Rangpur Town Hall.

	''Historical events'' Rangpur Carmichael College was a centre of agitation during the [[Language Movement\|language movement]] in 1952. Since the Principal of the Carmichael College was a non-Bengali, the situation got quickly deteriorated. In March 1971, the Pak army killed Shanku Samaddar, Abul Kalam Azad, Mokbul Hossain and Omar Ali of Rangpur Sadar upazila. During the [[War of Liberation, The\|war of liberation]] the Pak army killed many teachers and students of Carmichael college including Professor Kalachand Roy (Chemistry), Professor Chitta Ranjan Roy (Mathematics), Professor Boam Krishna Adhikari (Philosophy), Professor Sunil Chandra Chakravorty (Bangla), Professor Md. Abdur Rahman, Professor Shah Solaiman Ali in the College compound.		''Historical events'' Rangpur Carmichael College was a centre of agitation during the [[Language Movement\|language movement]] in 1952. Since the Principal of the Carmichael College was a non-Bengali, the situation got quickly deteriorated. In March 1971, the Pak army killed Shanku Samaddar, Abul Kalam Azad, Mokbul Hossain and Omar Ali of Rangpur Sadar upazila. During the [[War of Liberation, The\|war of liberation]] the Pak army killed many teachers and students of Carmichael college including Professor Kalachand Roy (Chemistry), Professor Chitta Ranjan Roy (Mathematics), Professor Boam Krishna Adhikari (Philosophy), Professor Sunil Chandra Chakravorty (Bangla), Professor Md. Abdur Rahman, Professor Shah Solaiman Ali in the College compound.

	''Marks of the War of Liberation'' Mass grave 1 (Nandiganj); Mass killing site 4 (Dahiganj Crematory, Balar Ghat, on the bridge over the river Ghagat, Lahirir Hat); Memorial sculpture 1 (Arjan).		''Marks of the War of Liberation'' Mass grave 1 (Nandiganj); Mass killing site 4 (Dahiganj Crematory, Balar Ghat, on the bridge over the river Ghagat, Lahirir Hat); Memorial sculpture 1 (Arjan).

	''Religious institutions'' Mosque 380, temple 35, church 2, tomb 5, sacred place 1. Noted religious institutions: Ancient Mosque at Mahiganj, Keramatia Mosque, Bishawar Shiva Mandir, Gosaibari Nandi Mandir, Pareshnath Mandir at Mahiganj, Sree Sree Karunamayee Kali Mandir, Dimlaraj Kali Mandir.		''Religious institutions'' Mosque 380, temple 35, church 2, tomb 5, sacred place 1. Noted religious institutions: Ancient Mosque at Mahiganj, Keramatia Mosque, Bishawar Shiva Mandir, Gosaibari Nandi Mandir, Pareshnath Mandir at Mahiganj, Sree Sree Karunamayee Kali Mandir, Dimlaraj Kali Mandir.

	''Literacy rate and educational institutions'' Average literacy 52.95%; male 57.54%, female 47.93%. Educational institutions: university 1, teachers training college 1, primary teachers training institute 1, technical college 1, college 17, medical college 2, cadet college 1, secondary school 63, primary school 230, satellite school 18, kindergarten 18, community school 15, NGO operated school 120, madrasa 72. Noted educational institutions: Begum Rokeya University (2008), Carmichael University College (1916), Rangpur Medical College (1966), Begum Rokeya Government Mohila College (1964), Rangpur Government College (1964), Rangpur Cadet College (1977), Rangpur Teachers Training College (1858), Rangpur Polytechnical Institute (1962), Rangpur Vocational Institute (1865), Rangpur Technical School and College (1865), Rangpur' Government Girls' High School (1876), Tajhat High School (1894), Kailash Ranjan High School (1904), Afan Ullah High School (1908), Rangpur Zila School (1832).		''Literacy rate and educational institutions'' Average literacy 52.95%; male 57.54%, female 47.93%. Educational institutions: university 1, teachers training college 1, primary teachers training institute 1, technical college 1, college 17, medical college 2, cadet college 1, secondary school 63, primary school 230, satellite school 18, kindergarten 18, community school 15, NGO operated school 120, madrasa 72. Noted educational institutions: Begum Rokeya University (2008), Carmichael University College (1916), Rangpur Medical College (1966), Begum Rokeya Government Mohila College (1964), Rangpur Government College (1964), Rangpur Cadet College (1977), Rangpur Teachers Training College (1858), Rangpur Polytechnical Institute (1962), Rangpur Vocational Institute (1865), Rangpur Technical School and College (1865), Rangpur' Government Girls' High School (1876), Tajhat High School (1894), Kailash Ranjan High School (1904), Afan Ullah High School (1908), Rangpur Zila School (1832).

	''Newspapers and periodicals'' Daily: Dabanal (1980), Juger Alo (1992), Paribesh (1994), Rangpur (1997); weekly: Atal (1991), Rangpur Barta (1996); defunct: Rangapur Bartabaha (1847), Rangapur Darpan (1907), Uttar Bangla (1960), Pravati (1955).		''Newspapers and periodicals'' Daily: Dabanal (1980), Juger Alo (1992), Paribesh (1994), Rangpur (1997); weekly: Atal (1991), Rangpur Barta (1996); defunct: Rangapur Bartabaha (1847), Rangapur Darpan (1907), Uttar Bangla (1960), Pravati (1955).

	''Cultural organisations'' Library 5, club 181, museum 1, theatre group 6, theatre stage 1, cinema hall 7.		''Cultural organisations'' Library 5, club 181, museum 1, theatre group 6, theatre stage 1, cinema hall 7.
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	''Tourist spots'' Shirin Park at Gangachara Road, Tajhat Rajbari, Rangpur Zoo, Rangpur Museum, Carmichael College.		''Tourist spots'' Shirin Park at Gangachara Road, Tajhat Rajbari, Rangpur Zoo, Rangpur Museum, Carmichael College.

	''Main sources of income'' Agriculture 36.74%, non-agricultural labourer 4.77%, industry 1.94%, commerce 21.26%, transport and communication 7.30%, service 15.35%, construction 2.80%, religious service 0.26%, rent and remittance 0.46% and others 9.12%.		''Main sources of income'' Agriculture 36.74%, non-agricultural labourer 4.77%, industry 1.94%, commerce 21.26%, transport and communication 7.30%, service 15.35%, construction 2.80%, religious service 0.26%, rent and remittance 0.46% and others 9.12%.

	''Ownership of agricultural land'' Landowner 41.39%, landless 58.61%; agricultural landowner: urban 52.17% and rural 47.83%.'		''Ownership of agricultural land'' Landowner 41.39%, landless 58.61%; agricultural landowner: urban 52.17% and rural 47.83%.'

	''Main crops'' Paddy, jute, wheat, onion, garlic, ginger, potato, chilli, sugarcane, tobacco, vegetables.		''Main crops'' Paddy, jute, wheat, onion, garlic, ginger, potato, chilli, sugarcane, tobacco, vegetables.

	''Extinct or nearly extinct crops'' Sesame, linseed, kaun, aus paddy.		''Extinct or nearly extinct crops'' Sesame, linseed, kaun, aus paddy.

	''Main fruits'' Mango, jackfruit, blackberry, banana, papaya.		''Main fruits'' Mango, jackfruit, blackberry, banana, papaya.

	''Fisheries, dairies and poultries'' Fishery 20, poultry 40, hatchery 9.		''Fisheries, dairies and poultries'' Fishery 20, poultry 40, hatchery 9.

	Communication facilities Pucca road 600 km, semi-pucca road 25 km, mud road 550 km; railway 30 km.		''Communication facilities'' Pucca road 600 km, semi-pucca road 25 km, mud road 550 km; railway 30 km.

	''Extinct or nearly extinct traditional transport'' Palanquin, bullock cart.		''Extinct or nearly extinct traditional transport'' Palanquin, bullock cart.

	''Noted manufactories'' Rice mill, oil mill, flour mill, ice factory, printing press, saw mill, welding factory, bidi factory.		''Noted manufactories'' Rice mill, oil mill, flour mill, ice factory, printing press, saw mill, welding factory, bidi factory.

	''Cottage industries'' Blacksmith, potteries, bamboo work.		''Cottage industries'' Blacksmith, potteries, bamboo work.

	''Hats, bazars and fairs'' Hats and bazars are 18, fairs 4, most noted of which are Lalbagh Bazar, Bus Terminal Bazar, Burir Hat, Nandiganj Hat, Pagla Pir Hat, Rath Mela at Mahiganj, Bara Dargah Mela and Tajhat Mela.		''Hats, bazars and fairs'' Hats and bazars are 18, fairs 4, most noted of which are Lalbagh Bazar, Bus Terminal Bazar, Burir Hat, Nandiganj Hat, Pagla Pir Hat, Rath Mela at Mahiganj, Bara Dargah Mela and Tajhat Mela.

	''Main exports'' Paddy, sugarcane, tobacco, wheat, ginger, vegetables.		''Main exports'' Paddy, sugarcane, tobacco, wheat, ginger, vegetables.
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	''Sources of drinking water'' Tube-well 89.72%, tap 3.41%, pond 0.28% and others 6.59%.		''Sources of drinking water'' Tube-well 89.72%, tap 3.41%, pond 0.28% and others 6.59%.

	''Sanitation'' 35.89% (rural 14.43% and urban 66.52%) of dwelling households of the upazila use sanitary latrines and 40.44% (rural 59.71% and urban 12.93%) of dwelling households use non-sanitary latrines; 23.67% of households do not have latrine facilities.		''Sanitation'' 35.89% (rural 14.43% and urban 66.52%) of dwelling households of the upazila use sanitary latrines and 40.44% (rural 59.71% and urban 12.93%) of dwelling households use non-sanitary latrines; 23.67% of households do not have latrine facilities.

	''Health centres'' Hospital 8, maternity and child welfare centre 1, union health and family welfare centre 10, municipal medical centre 1, charitable hospital 2, clinic 20.		''Health centres'' Hospital 8, maternity and child welfare centre 1, union health and family welfare centre 10, municipal medical centre 1, charitable hospital 2, clinic 20.

	''NGO activities'' Operationally important NGOs are [[BRAC\|brac]], [[ASA\|asa]], CARE, [[Rangpur Dinajpur Rural Service\|rangpur dinajpur rural service]]. [Abdus Sattar]		''NGO activities'' Operationally important NGOs are [[BRAC\|brac]], [[ASA\|asa]], CARE, [[Rangpur Dinajpur Rural Service\|rangpur dinajpur rural service]]. [Abdus Sattar]

	'''References''' Bangladesh Population Census 2001, Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics; Cultural survey report of Rangpur Sadar Upazila 2007.		'''References''' Bangladesh Population Census 2001, Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics; Cultural survey report of Rangpur Sadar Upazila 2007.