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( 7135 ) g~j¨ : UvKv 160.00 7136 evsjv‡`k †M‡RU, AwZwi³, RyjvB 14, 2020 Road Road Name of SL Proposed Road ID Classifica- Road Name Length Upazila No. Ownership tion (Km) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 3 326144177 VR-A Golalil Khaleque Master House - LGED Dhamrai 0.600 Samad House Road. 4 326144178 VR-A Barnal Eidgah Field Uttar Side - 0.600 Mokter House Road. 5 326144179 VR-A Barnal Rokeya House - Golalil Utta r 1.50 Para Masque Road (Jalal House). 6 326144180 VR-A Ramdail GC Road - Singsree Motaleb 2.50 House Road. 7 326144181 VR-A Dewyakhola Nazrul House - Bon Bari 1.30 Moshiur House Road. 8 326144182 VR-A Dewyakhola Reza Master House - 1.50 Baros Boro Mondir Road. 9 326144183 VR-A Backchor Masque - Maijail Road. 1.00 10 326144184 VR-A Makor Khola Mosque - Boratia Road. 3.50 VR-A Halua Para GPS - Durgapur Garail 11 326144185 2.00 Masque Road. 12 VR-A Shahsan Pucca Road - Shahsan Play 2.00 326144186 Ground Road 13 VR-A Mododanga Pucca Road - Modo 2.00 326144187 Danga Kheya Ghat Road. 14 326144188 VR-A Kushura Pucca Road - Alal Master 2.00 House Road. 15 326144189 VR-A Dhuljuri Mukti Juddha Sultan Talukder 1.00 House-Dhuljuri Community Clinic Road. 16 326144190 VR-A Nowgong Pucca Road - Depasai 2.00 Purbo Para Alkas House Road . evsjv‡`k †M‡RU, AwZwi³, RyjvB 14, 2020 7137 Road Road Name of SL Proposed Road ID Classifica- Road Name Length Upazila No. Ownership tion (Km) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Dhamrai 17 326144191 VR-A Kongsapotty Bazar - Shajahan House 0.70 LGED Road. 18 326144192 VR-A Doutia Jolil Khan House Pucca Road - 1.50 Zahangir House Road. 19 326144193 VR-A Badigawail Aulad House Pucca Road - 1.50 Kaitamara Notun Bazar Pucca Road. 20 326144194 VR-A Jaypur Bazar - Gowail Pukur Par 1.50 Road. 21 326144195 VR-A Gawail Pukur Par - Kaitamara Nodir 1.00 Par Road. 22 326144196 VR-A Banswar Badsha House - Tara House 2.50 Road. 23 326144197 VR-A Gowail Khaleque House - Central 2.00 School Road. 24 326144198 VR-A Depasai GPS - Bannakhola Pucca 1.50 Road. 25 326144199 VR-A Joypura Aricha Road - Joypara Gpsm 1.00 (Pall CNG) Road. 26 326144200 VR-A Joypura Tara Khan House - Poschim 1.00 Joypura Mosque Road. 27 326144201 VR-A Joypura Khorshed House - Madrasha 1.00 Road. 28 326144202 VR-A Kara Bill Pucca Road - Valum Pucca 1.70 Road. 29 326144203 VR-A Nowgon Bridge - Santeir Dokan Road 1.50 (Mosque Road). 30 326144204 VR-A Dokhin Depasai Abul House - Nowgon 1.75 Brigh Road. 7138 evsjv‡`k †M‡RU, AwZwi³, RyjvB 14, 2020 Road Road Name of SL Proposed Road ID Classifica- Road Name Length Upazila No. Ownership tion (Km) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Dhamrai 31 326144205 VR-A Depasai School Para Nodir Ghat - 1.30 LGED Gowalde Quddus House Pucca Road. 32 326144206 VR-A Depasai Bridge - Kara Bill Road. 1.50 33 326144207 VR-A Basna Graveyard - Sanora Pucca 3.00 Road. 34 326144208 VR-A Pathara Baichail - Bawza Pucca Road. 3.00 35 326144209 VR-A Dholkundo RHD-(Hi School) Julsha 3.00 Pucca Road. 36 326144210 VR-A Dewnai Pucca Road - Detico 2.50 Mohishasi Pucca Road. 37 326144211 VR-A Fortnagar Bengal Carpet Mill River 1.00 Ghat - Abdur Razzaque House Road. 38 326144212 VR-A Hazipur Harun Shop - Malartac Nashir 1.00 Shop Road. 39 326144213 VR-A Beliswar Mohishasi Pucca Road - 1.00 Beliswa r Poschim Para Labu Mia House Road. 40 326144214 VR-A Beliswar Mohishasi Pucca Road - 2.00 Akkas Dewan House Road. 41 326144215 VR-A Tapon Mia Shop - Beliswer Ja lsha 2.00 Pucca Road (Poschim Para Mosque). 42 326144216 VR-A Demuka Fulamala House - 1.50 Shakhipara Road 43 326144217 VR-A Paragram - Boro Vakulia Kheya Ghat 2.00 Road. 44 326144218 VR-A Kacha Rajapur - Choto Vakulia Road. 2.50 45 326144219 VR-A Chor Chowhat GPS - Nomo Para 1.00 Road. evsjv‡`k †M‡RU, AwZwi³, RyjvB 14, 2020 7139 Road Road Name of SL Proposed Road ID Classifica- Road Name Length Upazila No. Ownership tion (Km) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Dhamrai 46 326144220 VR-A Chowhat Brac Office - Santo Master 1.30 LGED House Road. 47 326144221 VR-A Chowhat Babul House - Majar Hoisa 1.50 Mosque Road. 48 326144222 VR-A Paikpara Graveyard - Balia Mirzapur 1.00 RHD Road. 49 326144223 VR-A Bone Bari Pucca Road - Sinsree 3.50 Mosque Road. 50 326144224 VR-A Bonna Graveyard - Bonna Mo sque 1.00 Road. 51 326144225 VR-A Bonna Bazar - Pakisthani Park Road. 0.75 52 326144226 VR-A Bonna GPS - Horidaspur Adv: Lal Mia 2.00 House Road. 53 326144227 VR-A Bon Bari Pucca Road - Deweya Khola 1.50 Reza Master House Road. 54 326144228 VR-A Banna Khola Pucca Road - Bowza 3.00 Pucca Road. 55 326144229 VR-A Kalidas Potty Pucca Road - Char 1.50 Dowtia Malek Member House Road. 56 326144230 VR-A Asulia Dodu House - Mo sque Road 1.50 (Abdul Mozid House). 57 326144231 VR-A Ashulia Babul House - Nodir Ghat 1.50 Road. 58 326144232 VR-A Damran Dhamrai Dahantara Road - 1.30 Garaveyard Road (Starting Labu 's Shop). 7140 evsjv‡`k †M‡RU, AwZwi³, RyjvB 14, 2020 Road Road Name of SL Proposed Road ID Classifica- Road Name Length Upazila No. Ownership tion (Km) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Dhamrai 59 326144233 VR-A Larua Kanda Haki Mia House - Barilla 1.50 LGED Road. 60 326144234 VR-A Larakanda Chan Mia House - Sawrail 2.00 River Ghat Road. 61 326144235 VR-A Kandapara Hasen Rice Mill - Kulla GC 2.00 Road. 62 326144236 VR-A Larua Kanda Bishu Mia House - 2.10 Bashai Raod 63 326144237 VR-A Khatra Mohor House - Boro Chandoril 1.50 Bow Bazar Road. 64 326144238 VR-A Khatra Tin Raster More - Bishu Khal 1.50 Par Road. 65 326144239 VR-A Khatra Boro Masque - Younusddin 1.00 House Road. 66 326144340 VR-A Purbo Kelia Amzad House - Hanif 1.00 Master House Road. 67 326144241 VR-A Chowtail Onail House - Chowtail 2.00 Bridgh Road. 68 326144242 VR-A Chowtail GPS - Kamal Ahamed 1.50 Mujumder Project Road. 69 326144243 VR-A Dhokin Foot Nagar Monnaf House - 1.30 Kalam House Via Dhanshari Road. 70 326144244 VR-A Dokhin Foot Nagar Mohammed Ali 1.00 House - Serazuddin House Road. 71 326144245 VR-A Mamura Boro Kushiria (Bada Polly) - 2.00 Mamura GPS Road. 72 326144246 VR-A Barigow Palpara Bridgh - Makulia 2.00 Community Clinice Road. evsjv‡`k †M‡RU, AwZwi³, RyjvB 14, 2020 7141 Road Road Name of SL Proposed Road ID Classifica- Road Name Length Upazila No. Ownership tion (Km) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Dhamrai 73 326144247 VR-A Rupnagar BC Road - Rupnagar Khaya 1.00 Ghat Road. 74 326144248 VR-A Alauddin Park BC Road - Bori Vita 1.00 Mondeir Road. 75 326144249 VR-A Makulia Sithy Khalpar Road 3.00 76 326144250 VR-A Barilla Khalpar - Ata Ali House Raod 1.00 (Stating - Noras House). 77 326144251 VR-A Uttor Bannol Jame Mosque - Khalilur 0.50 Rahman House Dhamrai Upazila VR-A Total 77 124.70 Nawab- 1 326624327 VR-A Patiljhap Sluice Ghat - Baishnal Bazar 3.00 LGED ganj Road. Nawabganj Upazila VR-A 1 3.00 Total Savar 1 326724444 VR-A Savar DOHS Polli Biddot Gate-Smrity 1.25 LGED Shoudho Gate (Niribili) Road 2 326724445 VR-A C&B-Asholia Road - RV&F Dipo Road. 6.00 3 326724446 VR-A Vakorta Dodo Market-Moktijoddha 1.50 Shiddik Ullah Road. 4 326724447 VR-A Vakorta Dodo Market-Shiddik Ullah 1.00 Road to Mazharul Monir Road. 5 326724448 VR-A Beraid Bahar Ullah's House - Bangla 0.30 Vision Chanel Plote Road. 6 326724449 VR-A Kashipur Mohammad Ali House - 1.20 Boalipara paca Road via Kalimonddir Road. 7142 evsjv‡`k †M‡RU, AwZwi³, RyjvB 14, 2020 Road Road Name of SL Proposed Road ID Classifica- Road Name Length Upazila No. Ownership tion (Km) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Savar 7 326724450 VR-A East Islam Nagar Iman Road Culvart - 1.00 LGED Noru Hazi House via Afzal Doctor's House Road. 8 326724451 VR-A Dendabor Grave Yard Road East Side 0.76 Shofiqul House - Dendabor Nasir House Road 9 326724452 VR-A Savar DOHS - Cantonment Road. 1.00 Savar Upazila VR-A Total 9 14.01 Dhaka District VR-A Total 87 141.70 ----' ' (((( .... )))) Road Road Name of SL Proposed Road ID Classificati Road Name Length Upazila No. Ownership on (Km) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Dohar 1 326185073 VR-B Moksedpur UP Purbo Moura Shamsu 2.00 LGED Majhi House - Rofik Garden Road. Dohar Upazila VR-B>2.0Km 1 2.00 Total Dhaka District VR-B>2.00 Km 1 2.00 Total ----' '(((( .... )))) Road Road Name of SL Proposed Road ID Classificati Road Name Length Upazila No.
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