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Table C-01 : Area, Households, Population, Density by Residence and Community Table C-01 : Area, Households, Population, Density by Residence and Community Population Administrative Unit Population UN / MZ / Area in Acres Total ZL UZ Vill RMO Residence density WA MH Households Community Total In Households Floating [sq. km] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 73 Nilphamari Zila Total 382172 421572 1834231 1833642 589 1186 73 1 Nilphamari Zila 358925 1544257 1544220 37 73 2 Nilphamari Zila 49977 235728 235223 505 73 3 Nilphamari Zila 12670 54246 54199 47 73 12 Dimla Upazila Total 80740 63535 283438 283426 12 867 73 12 1 Dimla Upazila 59102 263719 263719 0 73 12 3 Dimla Upazila 4433 19719 19707 12 73 12 13 ' Bala Para' Union Total 9722 7556 33480 33480 0 851 73 12 13 168 1 *Chhatnai Bala Para 1810 7926 7926 0 73 12 13 244 1 *Dakshin Bala Para 948 4284 4284 0 73 12 13 337 1 *Dakshin Sundarkhata 1066 4640 4640 0 73 12 13 619 1 *Madhyam Sundarkhata 381 1667 1667 0 73 12 13 675 1 *Nij Sundarkhata 1134 4936 4936 0 73 12 13 807 1 *Rupahara 520 2466 2466 0 73 12 13 882 1 *Sobhanganja Bala Par 822 3592 3592 0 73 12 13 976 1 *Uttar Sundarkhata 875 3969 3969 0 73 12 19 Dimla Union Total 10619 10223 45574 45562 12 1061 73 12 19 1 Dimla Union 5790 25855 25855 0 73 12 19 3 Dimla Union 4433 19719 19707 12 73 12 19 037 3 *Baburhat 1562 6906 6894 12 73 12 19 356 3 *Dakshin Tita Para 1787 8094 8094 0 73 12 19 394 1 *Dimla 1308 5811 5811 0 73 12 19 563 1 *Kumar Para 727 3175 3175 0 73 12 19 581 1 *Kutirdanga 284 1303 1303 0 73 12 19 638 1 *Natabari 476 2204 2204 0 73 12 19 694 1 *Pacharhat 665 2780 2780 0 73 12 19 788 3 *Ramdanga 1084 4719 4719 0 73 12 19 844 1 *Sardarhat 792 3443 3443 0 73 12 19 994 1 *Uttar Tita Para 1538 7139 7139 0 RMO: 1 = Rural, 2 = Urban and 3 = Other Urban Page 1 of 21 Table C-01 : Area, Households, Population, Density by Residence and Community Population Administrative Unit Population UN / MZ / Area in Acres Total ZL UZ Vill RMO Residence density WA MH Households Community Total In Households Floating [sq. km] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 73 12 28 Gayabari Union Total 5227 5018 23149 23149 0 1094 73 12 28 262 1 *Dakshin Gayabari 1440 6589 6589 0 73 12 28 431 1 *Gayabari 2291 11174 11174 0 73 12 28 732 1 *Paschim Kharibari 1287 5386 5386 0 73 12 38 Jhunagachh Chapani Union Total 11199 7968 34676 34676 0 765 73 12 38 093 1 *Bhendabari 204 923 923 0 73 12 38 206 1 *Chhatunama 801 3719 3719 0 73 12 38 281 1 *Dakshin Jhunagachh C 2122 8644 8644 0 73 12 38 319 1 *Dakshin Sonakhuli 1245 5580 5580 0 73 12 38 919 1 *Uttar Jhunagachh Cha 2306 10220 10220 0 73 12 38 957 1 *Uttar Sonakhuli 1290 5590 5590 0 73 12 47 Khalisa Chapani Union Total 10446 7133 33709 33709 0 797 73 12 47 056 1 *Baish Pukur 747 3743 3743 0 73 12 47 112 1 *Chapani Kakina 687 3047 3047 0 73 12 47 225 1 *Chhota Khata 1809 8073 8073 0 73 12 47 375 1 *Dalia 1409 6994 6994 0 73 12 47 506 1 *Khalisa Chapani 2364 11229 11229 0 73 12 47 544 1 *Kismat Satighat 117 623 623 0 73 12 57 Khoga Kharibari Union Total 5810 4919 21474 21474 0 913 73 12 57 075 1 *Bandar Kharibari 1780 7896 7896 0 73 12 57 187 1 *Kismat Chhatnai 166 720 720 0 73 12 57 413 1 *Dolpara 1649 7251 7251 0 73 12 57 525 1 *Khoga Kharibari 1324 5607 5607 0 73 12 66 Naotara Union Total 8707 8245 35796 35796 0 1016 73 12 66 018 1 *Akashkuri 1709 7640 7640 0 73 12 66 469 1 *Kakra 1445 5861 5861 0 73 12 66 657 1 *Naotara 2642 11474 11474 0 73 12 66 826 1 *Salhati 1120 4957 4957 0 73 12 66 863 1 *Satjan 1329 5864 5864 0 RMO: 1 = Rural, 2 = Urban and 3 = Other Urban Page 2 of 21 Table C-01 : Area, Households, Population, Density by Residence and Community Population Administrative Unit Population UN / MZ / Area in Acres Total ZL UZ Vill RMO Residence density WA MH Households Community Total In Households Floating [sq. km] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 73 12 76 Paschim Chhatnai Union Total 6702 5148 22814 22814 0 841 73 12 76 488 1 *Kaliganja 1593 7112 7112 0 73 12 76 600 1 *Madhya Chhatnai 1245 5724 5724 0 73 12 76 713 1 *Paschim Chhatnai 1238 5252 5252 0 73 12 76 901 1 *Thakurganj 1072 4726 4726 0 73 12 85 Purba Chhatnai Union Total 4472 3446 14482 14482 0 800 73 12 85 150 1 *Chhatnai 1913 8337 8337 0 73 12 85 450 1 *Jhar Sinheshwar 346 1438 1438 0 73 12 85 750 1 *Purba Chhatnai 1187 4707 4707 0 73 12 95 Tepa Kharibari Union Total 7836 3879 18284 18284 0 577 73 12 95 131 1 *Char Kharibari 771 3722 3722 0 73 12 95 300 1 *Dakshin Kharibari 1737 7869 7869 0 73 12 95 769 1 *Purba Kharibari 1088 5463 5463 0 73 12 95 938 1 *Uttar Kharibari 283 1230 1230 0 73 15 Domar Upazila Total 53465 58020 249429 249392 37 1153 73 15 1 Domar Upazila 48789 209256 209254 2 73 15 2 Domar Upazila 4011 17027 17027 0 73 15 3 Domar Upazila 5220 23146 23111 35 73 15 2 Domar Paurashava 4011 17027 17027 0 73 15 01 Ward No-01 Total 587 2646 2646 0 73 15 01 620 2 *Paschim Beragari S/W 321 1480 1480 0 73 15 01 690 2 *Bororouta East 266 1166 1166 0 73 15 02 Ward No-02 Total 164 722 722 0 73 15 02 225 2 *Chikanmati N/West 83 382 382 0 73 15 02 600 2 *Chotta Routa West 81 340 340 0 73 15 03 Ward No-03 Total 351 1449 1449 0 73 15 03 260 2 *Chotta Routa West 351 1449 1449 0 73 15 04 Ward No-04 Total 699 3090 3090 0 73 15 04 275 2 *Chotta Routa Middle 699 3090 3090 0 RMO: 1 = Rural, 2 = Urban and 3 = Other Urban Page 3 of 21 Table C-01 : Area, Households, Population, Density by Residence and Community Population Administrative Unit Population UN / MZ / Area in Acres Total ZL UZ Vill RMO Residence density WA MH Households Community Total In Households Floating [sq. km] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 73 15 05 Ward No-05 Total 360 1313 1313 0 73 15 05 280 2 *Chotta Routa Moddle 360 1313 1313 0 73 15 06 Ward No-06 Total 568 2108 2108 0 73 15 06 300 2 *Chikanmati North Eas 568 2108 2108 0 73 15 07 Ward No-07 Total 402 1821 1821 0 73 15 07 310 2 *Chikanmati Middle H/ 402 1821 1821 0 73 15 08 Ward No-08 Total 449 2064 2064 0 73 15 08 290 2 *Chikanmati Middle H/ 449 2064 2064 0 73 15 09 Ward No-09 Total 431 1814 1814 0 73 15 09 250 2 *Chikanmati N\E 260 1113 1113 0 73 15 09 260 2 *Chotta Routa South 171 701 701 0 73 15 17 Bamunia Union Total 4810 3753 16419 16419 0 843 73 15 17 063 1 *Bamunia 1637 7247 7247 0 73 15 17 105 1 *Barabisa 716 3147 3147 0 73 15 17 571 1 *Khamar Bamunia 1400 6025 6025 0 73 15 19 Bhogdabari Union Total 9047 8471 36825 36790 35 1006 73 15 19 1 Bhogdabari Union 6487 27941 27941 0 73 15 19 3 Bhogdabari Union 1984 8884 8849 35 73 15 19 232 3 *Chilahati 1984 8884 8849 35 73 15 19 359 1 *Danga Para 753 3171 3171 0 73 15 19 402 1 *Gosaiganja 1716 7607 7607 0 73 15 19 762 1 *Nij Bhogdabari 2694 11784 11784 0 73 15 19 846 1 *Purba Bhogdabari 1324 5379 5379 0 73 15 28 Boragari Union Total 6020 27380 27378 2 73 15 28 1 Boragari Union 4754 21483 21481 2 73 15 28 3 Boragari Union 1266 5897 5897 0 73 15 28 042 1 *Baghdokra 1046 4809 4809 0 73 15 28 719 1 *Naodabas 801 3693 3693 0 73 15 28 740 1 *Nayani Baghdokra 1680 7459 7457 2 RMO: 1 = Rural, 2 = Urban and 3 = Other Urban Page 4 of 21 Table C-01 : Area, Households, Population, Density by Residence and Community Population Administrative Unit Population UN / MZ / Area in Acres Total ZL UZ Vill RMO Residence density WA MH Households Community Total In Households Floating [sq. km] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 73 15 28 804 3 *Paschim Boragari 1266 5897 5897 0 73 15 28 867 1 *Purba Boragari 1227 5522 5522 0 73 15 38 Domar Union Total 4192 4733 19336 19336 0 1140 73 15 38 1 Domar Union 2763 10971 10971 0 73 15 38 3 Domar Union 1970 8365 8365 0 73 15 38 084 3 *Bara Rauta 1215 4886 4886 0 73 15 38 190 3 *Chhota Rauta 755 3479 3479 0 73 15 38 211 1 *Chikanmati 2397 9406 9406 0 73 15 38 254 1 *Chilai 366 1565 1565 0 73 15 47 Gomnati Union Total 7054 5877 25420 25420 0 890 73 15 47 275 1 *Dakshin Ambari 804 3529 3529 0 73 15 47 296 1 *Dakshin Gomati 1377 5936 5936 0 73 15 47 381 1 *Gomnati 1137 5132 5132 0 73 15 47 825 1 *Purba Ambari 659 2738 2738 0 73 15 47 952 1 *Uttar Ambari 1027 4264 4264 0 73 15 47 973 1 *Uttar Gomnati 873 3821 3821 0 73 15 57 Harinchara Union Total 4807 3936 16951 16951 0 871 73 15 57 021 1 *Atiabari 595 2474 2474 0 73 15 57 444 1 *Hangsaraj 608 2655 2655 0 73 15 57 465 1 *Harihara 160 652 652 0 73 15 57 486 1 *Harinchara 1433 6252 6252 0 73 15 57 592 1 *Khanabari 165 731 731 0 73 15 57 889 1 *Salmara 382 1667 1667 0 73 15 57 910 1 *Seotgari 593 2520 2520 0 73 15 66 Jorabari Union Total 5773 5491 24047 24047 0 1029 73 15 66 148 1 *Betgara 1083 4967 4967 0 73 15 66 423 1 *Halhalia 1245 5445 5445 0 73 15 66 529 1 *Jorabari 1881 7983 7983 0 73 15 66 698 1 *Mirzaganj 1282 5652 5652 0 RMO: 1 = Rural, 2 = Urban and 3 = Other Urban Page 5 of 21 Table C-01 : Area, Households, Population, Density by Residence and Community Population Administrative Unit Population UN / MZ / Area in Acres Total ZL UZ Vill RMO Residence density WA MH Households Community Total In Households Floating [sq.
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