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GEO Code based Unique Water Point ID Magura District Department of Public Health Engineering (DPHE) June, 2018 How to Use This Booklet to Assign Water Point Identification Code: Assuming that a contractor or a driller is to install a Shallow Tube Well with No. 6 Pump in SULTANPUR village BEMARTA union of BAGERHAT SADAR uapzila in BAGERHAR district. This water point will be installed in year 2010 by a GOB-Unicef project. The site of installation is a bazaar. The steps to assign water point code (Figure 1) are as follows: Y Y Y Y R O O W W Z Z T T U U U V V V N N N Figure 1: Format of Geocode Based Water Point Identification Code Step 1: Write water point year of installation as the first 4 digits indicated by YYYY. For this example, it is 2010. Step 2: Select land use type (R) code from Table R (page no. 4). For this example, a bazaar for rural commercial purpose, so it is 4. Step 3: Select water point type of ownership (OO) from Table OO (page no. 4) . For this example, it is 05. Step 4: Select water point type (WW) code from Table WW (page no. 5). For this example, water point type is Shallow Tube Well with No. 6 Pump. Therefore its code is 01. Step 5: Assign district (ZZ), upazila (TT) and union (UUU) GEO Code for water point. The GEO codes are as follows: for BAGERGAT district, ZZ is 01; for BAGERHAR SADAR upazila, TT is 08; and for BEMARTA union, UUU is 151. Step 6: GEO codes for SULTANPUR village, VVV is 368. Step 7: Assign 3 digits serial number (NNN). If this is the first water point installed at BEMARTA union in year 2010 then assign serial number (NNN) 1 as 001. Serial number should be used only once in a fiscal year. The second water point installed by any projects, regardless of the type, as long as it is in the same union, it will receive a serial number of 002. The completed water point identification is as follows (Figure 2): Y Y Y Y R O O W W Z Z T T U U U V V V N N N 2 0 1 0 4 0 5 0 1 0 1 0 8 1 5 1 3 6 8 0 0 1 Figure 2: Water Point Identification Code for a Shallow Tube Well with a No. 6 Pump Installed in Yr 2010 to Rural Commercial Land by GoB-Unicef in BAGERHAR district, BAGERHAT SADAR uapzila, BEMARTA union, SULTANPUR village with a serial no. of 1 Practice 1 Assuming that a contractor is going to install a Ring Well with Tara Pump at BINANAI village of BAGUTIA union of CHAUHALI upazila in SIRAJGANJ district. This will be installed in year 2011 by the GOB-Unicef project into a Rural/Residential land. This is the first water point that BAGUTIA union is getting this year. What would be the water point identification code for this Water point ID? Correct Answer is below. Step 1: YYYY = 2011 Step 5: District (ZZ) = 88 Step 2: Area & land type (R) = 1 Upazila (TT) = 27 Step 3: owner (OO) = 05 Union (UUU) = 142 Step 4: water point type (WW) = 08 Step 6: village (VVV) = 028 Step 7: serial number (NNN) = 001 Y Y Y Y R O O W W Z Z T T U U U V V V N N N 2 0 1 1 1 0 5 0 8 8 8 2 7 1 4 2 0 2 8 0 0 1 2 Practice 2 Assuming that a contractor is going to install a Deep Tube Well with Tara Dev Pump at KASARI PARA of Ward 01 of Meherpur Sadar pourasava in Meherpur district. This will be installed in year 2011 by the GOB-DPHE into an urban/commercial land. This is the 5th water point installed in Meherpur Sadar pourasava in 2011. What would be the water point identification code? Correct Answer is below. Step 1: YYYY = 2011 Step 5: District (ZZ) = 57 Step 2: Area & land type (R) = 8 Upazila (TT) = 87 Step 3: owner (OO) = 01 Union (UUU) = 001 Step 4: water point type (WW) = 06 Step 6: village (VVV) = 228 Step 7: serial number (NNN) = 005 Y Y Y Y R O O W W Z Z T T U U U V V V N N N 2 0 1 1 8 0 1 0 6 5 7 8 7 0 0 1 2 2 8 0 0 5 3 Table R: Land Use Land Use Code Metropoliton 0 Rural/Residential 1 Rural/Agriculture 2 Rural/Industry 3 Rural/Commercial 4 Urban*/Residential 5 Urban*/Agriculture 6 Urban*/Industry 7 Urban*/Commercial 8 *Urban refers to: city coorporations, municipalities such as pouroshava Table OO: Ownership Code Land Use Code Private 00 Govt-DPHE 01 Govt-LGED 02 Govt-Other 03 NGO 04 GoB-Unicef 05 GoB-Danida 06 GoB-World Bank 07 GoB-ADB 08 GoB-JICA 09 *Organizations are encouraged to apply for their ownership code. 4 Table WW: Water Point Type Water Point Type Code Shallow Tube Well No. 6 pump 01 Shallow Tube Well Tara dev head pump/Tara Pump 02 Shallow Tube Well Other Pumps 03 Deep Tube Well No. 6 pump 04 Deep Tube Well Tara dev head pump/Tara pump 05 Deep Tube Well Other Pumps 06 Ring Well No.6 pump 07 Ring Well Tara dev head pump/Tara pump 08 Ring Well Other Pumps 09 Pond Sand Filter (PSF) 10 Rain Water Harvester 11 SST/VSST 12 Infiltration Gallery 13 Gravity Flow System (GFS) 14 Pipe Water System 15 Others (to be specified elsewhere in 16 data collection 16 form) various types of irrigation Pumps 90 to 99 5 GEO Code Magura District 6 GEO Code Based Water Point Identification System District Code Upazila Code Union/Ward Code Village Code GEO Code: MAGURA District MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-01 001 ABALPUR 008 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-01 001 KADIRABAD 028 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-01 001 CHHOTA FALIA 048 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-01 001 CHHOTA ABALPUR 048 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-01 001 CHHOTA KADIRABAD 048 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-01 001 DERUA 068 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-01 001 DEFULIA 068 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-01 001 KASINATHPUR 208 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-01 001 NAYA 268 KASHINATHPUR MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-01 001 SAZIARA 368 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-02 002 ADARSHA PARA 008 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-02 002 DAKSHIN T.B.CLINIC 096 PARA MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-02 002 KUKNA 208 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-02 002 PATHRA 308 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-02 002 SALUA 368 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-02 002 STADIUM PARA 424 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-02 002 T.B.CLINIC PARA 436 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-02 002 T.T.D.C. PARA 452 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-03 003 BACHITALA 028 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-03 003 BITASAIR 028 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-03 003 CHAKDAR PARA 048 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-03 003 GHORAMARA 128 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-03 003 MIR PARA 276 7 District Code Upazila Code Union/Ward Code Village Code MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-03 003 RAYGRAM 348 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-03 003 SITARAMPUR 368 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-03 003 SIMULIA 368 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-04 004 KHALKUL PARA 236 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-04 004 KHAN PARA 244 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-04 004 MAJHI PARA 268 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-04 004 MOLLA PARA 284 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-04 004 PARLA 308 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-04 004 P.T.I PARA 344 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-04 004 SATDOHA PARA 416 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-04 004 TANTI PARA 428 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-05 005 BELNAGAR 028 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-05 005 BARUNATAIL 028 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-05 005 LAKSHMIKUNDA 228 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-05 005 PAR 308 NANDUALI(PART) MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-06 006 PAR 316 NANDUALI(PART) MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-07 007 ATHARAKHADA(PART 008 ) MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-07 007 BENIPUR 028 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-07 007 KANDA BASHKOTA 208 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-07 007 PASCHIM NANDOALI 308 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-07 007 PURBA NANDOALI 316 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-08 008 BATIKADANGA 028 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-08 008 DAKSHIN KARIKOR 088 PARA MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-08 008 HATKHOLA PARA 168 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-08 008 KOLKOLIA 228 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-08 008 PASCHIM SHAHA 328 PARA 8 District Code Upazila Code Union/Ward Code Village Code MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-08 008 PURBA SAHA PARA 352 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-08 008 SHIBRAMPUR 368 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-08 008 SARDAR PARA 408 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-08 008 UTTAR KARIKAR 468 PARA MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-09 009 BAZAR PARA 028 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-09 009 COLLEGE PARA 056 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-09 009 COUNCIL PARA 064 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-09 009 COURT PARA 072 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-09 009 HOSPITAL PARA 176 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-09 009 ISLAMPUR PARA 188 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-09 009 PASHU HOSPITAL 336 PARA MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-09 009 THANA PARA 444 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 WARD NO-09 009 ZILA PARA 568 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 ATHARAKHADA 109 ARKANDI 008 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 ATHARAKHADA 109 ALIDHANI 008 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 ATHARAKHADA 109 ARAISHATA 008 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 ATHARAKHADA 109 ATHARAKHADA(PART 016 ) MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 ATHARAKHADA 109 BANSHKOTA 028 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 ATHARAKHADA 109 BAGHDANGA 028 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 ATHARAKHADA 109 BIJOYNAGAR 036 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 ATHARAKHADA 109 CHANDAN PRATAP 048 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 ATHARAKHADA 109 CHAR PARA 048 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 ATHARAKHADA 109 CHANDPUR 056 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 ATHARAKHADA 109 DHANKHALI 068 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 ATHARAKHADA 109 GANGNALIA 128 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 ATHARAKHADA 109 GOLAKNAGAR 128 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 ATHARAKHADA 109 GOBINDAPUR 136 9 District Code Upazila Code Union/Ward Code Village Code MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 ATHARAKHADA 109 GOPINATHPUR 144 MAGURA 55 MAGURA SADAR 57 ATHARAKHADA 109 JAFRARTAK
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