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2.0 Gopalganj District

Gopalganj District (DHAKA DIVISION) area 1489.92 sq km, located in between 22°50'
and 23°01' north latitudes and in between 89°40' and 90°02' east longitudes. It is bounded
by FARIDPUR district on the north, PIROJPUR and BAGERHAT districts on the
south, MADARIPUR and BARISAL districts on the east, NARAIL district on the west.
Population Total 1165273; male 592805, female 572468; Muslim 779962, Hindu 371629,
Buddhist 13401, Christian 17 and others 264. Water bodies Main rivers: MADHUMATI,
Hunda, Ghagar, old Kumar; Wapda canal and Madaripur Beel Route are notable.

Figure 2.1: Map of Goplaganj District

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Population
Population Total 1165273; male 592805, female 572468; Muslim 779962, Hindu 371629,
Buddhist 13401, Christian 17 and others 264.
Main rivers:
Main rivers: Madhumati, Hunda, Ghagar, old Kumar; Wapda canal and Madaripur Beel
Route are notable.
Administration Gopalganj district was established in 1984. Earlier it was a subdivision
under Faridpur district. Of the five upazilas of the district Gopalganj sadar is the largest
(391.35 sq km, it occupies 26.27% of the total area of the district) and TUNGIPARA is the
smallest upazila (127.25 sq km).

Table 2.1: Gopalganj District

District

Area Upazila Municipality Union Mouza Village Population Density Literacy rate
(sq km) (per sq km) (%)
Urban Rural

1489.92 5 4 68 618 880 113133 1052140 782 51.4

Others Information of District

Name of Upazila Area Municipality Union Mouza Village Population Density Literacy rate
(sq km) (per sq (%)
km)

Kashiani 299.64 - 14 151 163 228647 763 53.5

Kotalipara 362.05 1 12 100 197 227025 627 49.8

Gopalganj Sadar 391.35 1 21 127 197 321934 823 54.5

Tungipara 127.25 1 5 34 69 99462 782 52.2

Muksudpur 309.63 1 16 206 254 288205 931 47.1

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2.1 Kashiani Upazila

Kashiani Upazila (Gopalganj district) area 299.64 sq km, located in between 23°05' and
23°19' north latitudes and in between 89°41' and 89°56' east longitudes. It is bounded
by boalmari upazila on the north, gopalganj sadar upazila on the south, muksudpur and
Gopalganj Sadar upazilas on the east, lohagara and alfadanga upazilas on the west.
Population Total 228647; male 114415, female 114232; Muslim 175647, Hindu 52821,
Buddhist 145 and others 40.
Water bodies madhumati, Barasia; Basarater Canal is notable.
Administration Kashiani Thana was formed in 1936 and it was turned into an upazila in
1983.

Figure 2.2: Map of Kashiani Upazila

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Table 2.2 : Kashiani Upazila

Upazila

Municipality Union Mouza Village Population Density (per Literacy rate (%)
sq km)
Urban Rural Urban Rural

- 14 151 163 5645 223002 763 64.2 54.8

Upazila Town

Area (sq km) Mouza Population Density (per sq km) Literacy rate (%)

1.67 1 5645 3380 67.7

Union
Name of union and GO code Area (acre) Population Literacy rate (%)

Male Female

Orakandi 54 4347 7265 7344 55.50

Kashiani 27 5291 13087 13290 59.41

Nijamkandi 47 5083 6279 5696 46.85

Puisur 67 3913 4407 4515 55.53

Parulia 61 4093 4880 5232 46.27

Fukura 13 6654 12300 12366 48.23

Bethuri 06 4993 7098 6432 59.20

Maheshpur 40 8963 16754 17261 50.58

Mamudpur 33 3998 6183 6307 53.10

Rajpat 74 4139 6868 6661 48.12

Ratail 81 6116 11155 11320 57.63

Sajail 88 6289 9572 10015 59.50

Singa 94 7267 3865 3569 50.18

Hatiara 20 2893 4702 4224 52.67

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Historical events In 1846, the indigo planters of Kashiani upazila killed three rebellious
peasants. On 2 September 1971, an encounter between the freedom fighters and the Pak
army was held at Bhatiapara Wireless Station in which one freedom fighter was killed. On
5 October the freedom fighters launched an attack on the Bhatiapara Wireless Station and
killed 7 Pak soldiers. In October, an encounter was held between the freedom fighters and
the Pak army at a place on the bank of Tarail-Fukura river in which four freedom fighters
were killed; the Pak army also captured 4 freedom fighters and killed them at a slaughter
place in Gopalganj. In late October, 30 Pak soldiers were killed in an encounter with the
freedom fighters. In early December, 17 Pak soldiers were killed in another encounter with
the freedom fighters. Six Pak soldiers were killed in a three-day encounter with the
freedom fighters on 16, 17 and 18 December. On 19 December, 49 Pak soldiers
surrendered to the freedom fighters and the allied forces. Besides, during the WAR OF

LIBERATION encounters were held between the freedom fighters and the Pak army at
Fukura, Bhatiapara and Rahuldanga in which more than one hundred Pak soldiers were
killed and so were 20 freedom fighters and 50 innocent villagers.

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2.2 Kotalipara Upazila

Kotalipara Upazila (Gopalganj district) area 362.05 sq km, located in between 22°52' and
23°08' north latitudes and in between 89°55' and 89°08' east longitudes. It is bounded by
rajoir and madaripur sadar upazilas on the north, nazirpur and wazirpur upazilas on the
south, agailjhara, gaurnadi and kalkini upazilas on the east, gopalganj sadar and tungipara
upazilas on the west.
Population Total 227025; male 115281, female 111744; Muslim 103116, Hindu 117355,
Buddhist 6496 and others 58.
Water bodies Main rivers: Ghagar, Bisharkandi; Janihania Canal and Gopalganj Beel are
notable.
Administration Kotalipara upazila was formed in 1983.

Figure 2.3: Map of Kotalipara Upazila

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Table 2.3 : Kotalipara Upazila

Upazila

Municipality Union Mouza Village Population Density (per Literacy rate

sq km) (%)

Urban Rural Urban Rural

1 12 100 197 10406 216619 627 53.6 49.6

Municipality

Area (sq km) Ward Mahalla Population Density (per sq km) Literacy rate (%)

2.05 9 9 4994 2436 63.0

Upazila Town

Area (sq km) Mouza Population Density (per sq km) Literacy rate (%)

5.12 5 5412 1057 45.0

Union
Name of union and GO code Area (acre) Population Literacy rate (%)

Male Female

Amtali 13 4589 9038 9529 48.68

Kalabari 39 11683 12040 11710 49.13

Kandi 47 13191 8750 8015 48.93

Kushla 55 6800 10480 10344 49.01

Ghagar 23 2650 5016 4866 46.73

Pinjuri 63 8406 10973 10413 45.54

Bandhabari 15 3832 5397 5360 48.15

Radhaganj 71 7220 11534 11053 51.28

Ramshil 79 7233 9342 9045 58.24

Suagram 94 4651 4147 3979 53.50

Sadullapur 87 14508 15505 14541 49.01

Hiran 31 4702 10438 10516 46.56

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History of the War of Liberation On 14 May 1971, the Pak army killed about 150 innocent
persons at Kalabari area; they also set many houses of the area on fire. The Pak army
raided the Rajapur camp of the freedom fighters (Hemayet Bahini); however, the Pak army
was forced to retreat on the verge of counter attack. An encounter was held between the
freedom fighters and the Pak army on 14 July in which one freedom fighter was killed and
the commander of Hemayet Bahini, Hemayet Uddin was wounded. On 12 October the Pak
army brutally killed about 200 innocent persons at Kalabari. The Pak army was defeated in
a battle with the freedom fighters on 2 December. The freedom fighter captured 600 Pak
soldiers and 120 local razakars on 3 December, and on this day Kotalipara was liberated.
Marks of the War of Liberation Memorial monument 1 (in memory of 16 freedom fighters).
Religious institutions Mosque 220, temple 228, church 39, tomb 1, sacred place 2.
Literacy rate and educational institutions Average literacy 49.8%; male 54.7%, female
44.8%. Educational institutions: college 5, secondary school 41, primary school 152,
kindergarten 4, community primary school 24, madrasa 23. Noted educational institutions:
Sheikh Lutfar Rahman Adarsha Government College, Ramshil Union College, Sheikh
Hasina Adarsha College, Kotalipara Union Institution, Kotalipara SN Institution, Gopalpur
KN Secondary School, East Kotalipara Union High School (1925), West Kotalipara Union
Institution (1923), East North Kotalipara SS Madrasa.

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2.3 : Gopalganj Sadar Upazila

Gopalganj Sadar Upazila (Gopalganj District) area 391.35 sq km, located in between
22°54' and 23°13' north latitudes and in between 89°40' and 89°58' east longitudes. It is
bounded by Lohagara, Kashiani and Muksudpur Upazilas on the North, Tungipara and
Mollahat upazilas on the south, Kotalipara and Rajoir upazilas on the east, Mollahat, Kalia
and Lohagara upazilas on the west. Population Total 321934; male 164810, female 157124;
Muslim 228780, Hindu 91718, Buddhist 1286, Christian 9 and others 141.
Water bodies Main rivers: gorai-madhumati, kumar, Madhupur; Basarater Canal and
Gopalganj Beel are notable.
Administration Gopalganj Sadar Thana was turned into an upazila in 1984.

Figure 2.4: Map of Gopalganj Sadar Upazila

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Table: 2.4 Gopalganj Sadar Upazila

Upazila

Municipality Union Mouza Village xPopulation Density Literacy rate (%)

(per sq
km)

Urban Rural Urban Rural

1 21 127 197 42449 279485 823 69.1 52.2

Municipality

Area Ward Mahalla Population Density Literacy rate

(sq km) (per sq km) (%)

14.38 9 49 40222 2797 70.3

Upazila Town

Area Mouza Population Density Literacy rate

(sq km) (per sq km) (%)

2.56 2 2227 870 48.6

Union

Name of union and GO code Area (acre) Population Literacy rate (%)

Male Female

Urafi 94 2947 5027 5006 44.22

Ulpur 90 4789 8554 7784 47.01

Karpara 47 6921 10131 10495 51.52

Kajulia 43 8473 5853 5715 56.08

Kati 51 4586 5171 5262 47.72

Gopinathpur 30 4066 6045 6262 49.50

Gobra 21 4465 5747 5526 57.77

Chandra Dighalia 15 2714 7558 6286 57.34

Jalalabad 38 3969 7704 7928 53.72

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Durgapur 17 4602 8774 8362 50.08

Nizra 64 4827 3991 3896 47.77

Paikkandi 69 3808 8304 8148 52.18

Borasi 11 1570 5795 5570 50.10

Baultali 13 4104 5892 5588 56.52

Majhigati 60 2662 5990 5653 55.20

Raghunathpur 73 5797 8082 7577 56.75

Latifpur 56 3242 7021 6553 54.74

Suktail 86 5176 6709 6833 47.31

Satpar 82 7696 8785 8678 54.83

Sahapur 77 4479 5295 5013 59.19

Haridaspur 34 3232 6728 6421 43.00

Historical events In 1368 BS a riot was held between the Hindus and the Muslims at
villages Karpara, Balakoir and Targram of Baultali union in which many people of both
communities were killed. Two freedom fighters were killed in an encounter with the Pak
army on 7 April 1971. The Pak army brutally killed 13 persons at village Paikkandi in
May. An encounter was held between the freedom fighters and the Pak army at village
Shasabaria under Urafi union of the upazila in which 10 freedom fighters were killed.
Besides, the Pak army in collaboration with the local razakars, killed nearly 150 persons at
village Paikkandi. Marks of the War of Liberation Mass killing site 2 (Paikkandi and
Urafi). Religious institutions Mosque 400, temple 181, church 7. Noted religious
institutions: Court Mosque' (1949), Thanapara Jami' Mosque (1920/1921), Kali Temple
(1918).
Literacy rate and educational institutions Average literacy 54.5%; male 58.2%, female
50.7%. Educational institutions: college 7, secondary school 47, primary school 213,
kindergarten 18, madrasa 5. Noted educational institutions: Government Bangabandhu
College, Sheikh Fazilatunnesa Government Women's College, MH Khan College,
Government Technical School and College (1965), Gopalganj Polytechnic Institute' (2001),
Ulpur PC High School (1900), Gopinathpur Secondary School (1911), Baultali Sahapur
Sammilani High School (1928), SM Model Government Boys' High School, Sarnakali
High School, Chandra Dighalia High School, Gopalganj SK Kamil Madrasa.

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2.4 Tungipara Upazila

Tungipara Upazila (Gopalganj district) area 127.87 sq km, located in between 22°50' and
23°01' north latitudes and in between 89°48' and 89°57' east longitudes. It is bounded
by Gopalganj Sadar and Kotalipara upazilas on the north, Chitalmari and Nazirpur upazilas
on the south, Kotalipara' upazila on the east, Gopalganj Sadar and MOLLAHAT upazilas
on the west.

Population: Total 99462; male 52015, female 47447; Muslim 67250, Hindu 32128,
Buddhist 74 and others 10. Water bodies Main river: Madhumati, Ghagat, Dariar Gang and
Shailadaha. Tungri Canal is notable.'
Administration Tungipara Thana was formed in 1974 and it was turned into an upazila in
1995. Tungipara Municipality was formed in 1997.

Figure 2.5: Map of Tungipara Upazila

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Water bodies: Main river: Madhumati, Ghagat, Dariar Gang and Shailadaha. Tungri Canal
is notable.'

Table 2.5 : Tungipara Upazila

Upazila

Municipality Union Mouza Village Population Density (per Literacy rate (%)
sq km)
Urban Rural Urban Rural

1 5 47 87 5906 93556 782 55.1 50.69

Municipality

Area (sq km) Ward Mahalla Population Density Literacy rate (%)
(per sq km)

2.10 09 13 5906 2812 58.1

Upazila Town

Area (sq km) Mouza Population Density Literacy rate (%)

(per sq km)

30.39 10 30658 1009 54.5

Union

Name of union and GO code Area (acre) Population Literacy rate (%)

Male Female

Kushli 66 4146 7234 7036 44.72

Gopalpur 38 9189 8368 7602 57.42

Dumuria 28 7878 10781 9939 52.29

Patgati 76 7115 15777 13816 54.79

Barni 19 3114 6724 6279 44.23

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History of the War of Liberation On 19 May 1971, the Pak army raided the residence of
Bangabandhu sheikh Mujibur rahman at Tungipara. On the same day the Pak army killed
Sheikh Mithu, Arshad Ali, Torab Ali, Dhala Miah Sardar and Liku; they also set some
houses of Tungipara on fire. During the war of liberationthe local razakars established a
camp in the residence of Bangabandhu. On 11 July the freedom fighters (Hemayet Bahini)
launched an attack on the camp; the razakars were defeated and were driven away.
Religious institutions Mosque 136,' temple 243, tomb 1.
Literacy rate and educational institutions Average literacy 52.2%; male 54.2%, female
49.9%. Educational institutions: college 2, secondary school 18,' primary school 65,
kindergarten 4, madrasa 5, maktab 124. Noted educational institutions: Sheikh Mujibur
Rahman Degree College (1986), Dr. Emdadul Haq Memorial College, Nilfa Baira High
School (1917), Gimadanga Tungipara Govt. High School (1966), Gopalpur Pancha Palli
High School, Bangabandhu Memorial Girls High School, Banchbaria Jhanjhania High
school, Ghaohar Danga Khademul islam Madrasa.
Cultural organisations Library 3, club 21, cinema hall 1, cultural organisation 2,
playground 13, women organisation 29, krira Organisation 5, youth organization 12.
Main sources of income Agriculture 70.08%, non-agricultural labourer 2.19%, commerce
11.36%, transport and communication 0.99%, service 8.82%, construction 0.58%, religious
service 0.41%, rent and remittance 0.35% and others 5.22%.
Ownership of agricultural land Landowner 69.99%, landless 30.01%; agricultural
landowner: urban 58.26% and rural 76.73%.'
Main crops Paddy, jute, wheat, mustard, sweet potato, pulse, ground nut, sunflower, betel
leaf, sugarcane, rubber, vegetables.
Extinct or nearly extinct crops Sesame, linseed.
Main fruits Mango, jackfruit, banana, papaya, coconut, palm, guava, lemon, litchi.
Fisheries, dairies and poultries Chingri ghers 1596, dairy 17, poultry 68, hatchery 2.
Communication facilities Pucca road 99 km, semi-pucca road 16 km, mud road 91 km.
Extinct or nearly extinct traditional transport Palanquin.
Noted manufactories Bakery factory, ice factory, brick field.

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2.5 Muksudpur Upazila

Muksudpur Upazila (Gopalganj district) area 309.63 sq km, located in between 23°10' and
23°22' north latitudes and in between 89°48' and 90°08' east longitudes. It is bounded by
saltha, Nagarkanda and Bhanga upazilas on the north, Gopalganj sadar and Kashiani
upazilas on the south, Bhanga and rajoir upazilas on the east, Kashiani and boalmari
upazilas on the west.
Population Total 288205; male 146284, female 141921; Muslim 205175, Hindu 77607,
Buddhist 5400 and others 23.
Water bodies Main rivers: kumar, Dignar; Atadanga Beel, Madhumati Beel Route,
Basranter Canal, Batikumar Canal are notable.
Administration Muksudpur Thana, now an upazila, was formed in 1961.

Figure 2.6: Map of Muksudpur Upazila

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Table 2.6 : Muksudpur Upazila

Upazila

Municipality Union Mouza Village Population Density (per sq Literacy rate

km) (%)

Urban Rural Urban Rural

1 16 206 254 18069 270136 931 56.5 46.4

Municipality
Area (sq km) Ward Mahalla Population Density Literacy rate (%)
(per sq km)

16.77 09 15 18069 1077 56.5

Union
Name of union and GO code Area Population Literacy rate (%)
(acre)
Male Female

Ujani 94 974 7360 6909 51.41

Kasalia 50 4345 6275 5892 50.34

Khandarpar 55 3403 5256 5145 52.33

Gobindapur 33 7087 11842 11409 50.49

Gohala 39 3928 10437 10097 45.94

Jalirpar 44 3755 10558 10021 48.26

Dignagar 27 6561 13125 12809 36.10

Nanikshir 72 3965 7589 7244 43.41

Pasargati 78 3759 5518 5512 43.33

Bahugram 11 3971 7642 7224 65.14

Banshbaria 16 3237 5935 5835 52.70

Batikamari 22 4084 9765 9681 38.41

Bhabrasur 10 3735 6550 6376 52.82

Maharajpur 61 5085 10825 10720 44.79

Mochna 67 3972 8357 8570 40.84

Raghdi 83 4288 9914 9744 39.71

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Historical events On 24 February 1952 a mourning procession and public meeting were
held in Muksudpur upazila in protest of police firing on the student and general public on
21 February 1952 demanding Bangla as the State Language. In 1966 police fired on the
anti Ayub procession in which school student Mahananda was killed. On 22 April 1971
two Pakistan fighter planes fired on Baniarchar in which five local residents were killed
and a motor launch was capsized. On 9 August the freedom fighters and the local people
jointly launched an attack on Muksudpur Police Station in which 84 members of police and
razakars were killed. On 12 October an encounter was held between the freedom fighters
and the Pak soldiers and razakars in which 22 Pak soldiers and razakars were killed.
Besides, between 12 and 15 December, 30 Pak soldiers and 10 razakars were killed in
encounters with the freedom fighters near the Dignagar Bridge; in these encounters three
freedom fighters were also killed.
Marks of the War of Liberation Mass grave 2 (Dignagar and village Bagati).
Religious institutions Mosque 400, temple 180, church 15.
Literacy rate and educational institutions Average literacy 47.1%; male 51.4%, female
42.6%. Educational institutions: college 4, secondary school 43, primary school 200,
kindergarten 8, madrasa 18. Noted educational institutions: Muksudpur Degree College
(1972), Bangaratna Degree College, Kalinagar High School (1907), Batikamari High
School (1921), Saber Mian Jasimuddin Model High School (1928), SJ High School (1935),
JKMB Mallick High School (1938), Pilot High School (1939), Khandarpar Union Induhati
Haladar High School (1945), Bahugram PC High School (1966), Batikamari Government
Primary School (1919), Bangram Islamia Dakhil Madrasa (1925), Dignagar Fazil Madrasa.

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