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Gi wb ‡ ¤œ) moKmg~n GjwRAvBÕi AvIZvaxb g ‡ g© † M ‡ R ‡ U AšÍf©y³ n ‡ jI we ‡ kl cÖ‡ qvR ‡ b ¸iæZ¡ we ‡ ePbvq miKv ‡ ii wm×všÍµ ‡ g GjwRBwW KZ©„K D ³ moKmg~‡ ni Dbœqb Kvh©µg MÖnY Kiv † h ‡ Z cv ‡ i| evsjv ‡` k † M ‡ RU, AwZwi ³, A ‡ ±vei 2 9 , 201 7 11469 GjwRBwW/GjwRAvB Gi AvIZvaxb moKmg~‡ ni mvi - ms ‡ ¶c mo ‡ Ki † kÖYx mo ‡ Ki msL¨v mo ‡ Ki ‰` N©¨ gšÍe¨ (wKtwgt) (1) Dc ‡ Rjv moK 4,781 37,519.49 GjwRBwWÕi AvIZvaxb moK (2) BDwbqb moK 8,023 41,680.22 (3) MÖvg moK UvBc ÔGÕ 47,869 1,27,427.43 (4) MÖvg moK UvBc ÔweÕ 28,397 83,072.08 (‰`N©¨ 2.00 wK.wg. Ges Z`yaŸ©) Dc - ‡ gvU= 89,070 2,89,699.22 * (5) MÖvg moK UvBc ÔweÕ 61,608 63,244.07 GjwRAvB Gi (‰` N©¨ 2.00 wK.wg. Gi wb ‡ ¤œ) AvIZvaxb moK Dc - ‡ gvU= 61,608 63,244.07 me©‡ gvU = 1,50,678 3,5 2,943.29 * MÖvg moK UvBc - ÕweÕ ( ˆ`N©¨ 2.0 wK.wg. Gi wb ‡ ¤œ) moKmg~n GjwRAvBÕi Av I Zvaxb g ‡ g© † M ‡ R ‡ U AšÍf©y³ n ‡ j I we ‡ k l cÖ‡ qvR ‡ b ¸iæZ¡ we ‡ ePbvq miKv ‡ ii wm×všÍµ ‡ g GjwRBwW KZ©„K D ³ moKmg~‡ ni Dbœqb Kvh©µg MÖnY Kiv † h ‡ Z cv ‡ i| (W: mvB` nvmvb wkK`vi) hyM¥ cÖavb 11470 evsjv‡`k †M‡RU, AwZwi³, A‡±vei 29, 2017 সড়কসেহর অেমািদত ণীিবাস অযায়ী ানীয় সরকার েকৗশল অিধদেরর (এলিজইিড) আওতাধীন ইউিনয়ন সড়েকর হালনাগাদ তািলকা DIVISION : RANGPUR Union Road under LGED SL Road Road Name Length No. Code (km) DISTRICT : DINAJPUR UPAZILA : BIRAMPUR 1 127103001 Jotbani UPC at UZR 2004 to Benail UPC.via Ayra bazar road 5.69 2 127103003 Birampur daily bazar (at LSD Godown) to khanpur UPC via 6.10 Moupukur road 3 127103004 Khanpur UPC to Khanpur hat road 4.72 4 127103005 UZHQ (at chandpur ) R&H to Deor UPC road 3.58 5 127103006 Deor UPC to Bijul hat at R&H road 3.89 6 127103008 Mukundapur UPC to Jotbani UPC road 6.20 7 127103009 Birampur GC at chhato jamuna bridge to Benail UPC via Ekoir 13.04 GC road 8 127103010 Deor UPC to Beparitolal hat road 3.33 9 127103011 Benali UPC to Deshma Hat Road 3.91 10 127103012 Deor bottoli bazar at R& H to Boalder UPC road (Birampur 2.05 portion) 11 127103013 Khanpur UPC to Fulbari GC via Dhantola GPS road (Birampur 6.30 portion) 12 127103014 Khanpur UPC -Joynagar bazar road 2.94 Total No. of Road : 12 Total Length : 61.74 DISTRICT : DINAJPUR UPAZILA : BIRGANJ 13 127123001 Birganj Upazila H/Q.-Paltapur UP Office road. 6.10 14 127123002 Tatutala 25 Mile RHD-Begunbari UP Office via Mahammdpur UP 7.95 Office Road 15 127123003 Bhognagar UP Office (NHW-Gramin Bank)-Shibrampur UP Office 11.90 via Dabra Zinshowrihat road. 16 127123004 Bhatgaon bridge (NWH)-Paltapur UP Office road. 6.36 17 127123005 Shatogram UP Office (Jherbari hat)-Bhabani Dangar hat via 8.01 Arzunaher hat & Ashrayan road. 18 127123006 28 Mile hat (R&H) road-Satore UP Office road. 3.40 19 127123007 Mohammedpur UP Office-Lashmipur hat via Sonabari Dhighi hat 8.55 road. 20 127123008 Dalua bazar (NHW)-Mahamadpur UP Office. 5.49 21 127123009 Bhognagar UP Office-Kaharole Upazila via Amtoli (R&H) 8.31 road(Birganj part) . 22 127123010 Shibrampur UP Office to Rath bazar via Muraripur hat road. 7.20 evsjv‡`k †M‡RU, AwZwi³, A‡±vei 29, 2017 11471 DIVISION : RANGPUR Union Road under LGED SL Road Road Name Length No. Code (km) 23 127123011 Palashbari U.P. Office-Mach boil hat via Muraripur hat & Boro 18.10 Aulia hat road. 24 127123012 Madrasha hat (Upazila road)-Mohanpur UP Office via Baladanga 13.93 hat & Boiragi hat road. 25 127123013 Sator UP Office-Kholakuti hat road. 6.50 26 127123014 Golapganj hat-Satoir UP Office Road. 8.72 27 127123015 Habloo hat-Golapganj hat(Moricha UP Office) Road 5.28 28 127123017 Chowdhahat Kali-Shatogram UP Office (Jharbari hat) Road 9.66 29 127123018 Shibrampur UP Office to Shibrampur hat road. 5.80 30 127123019 Bhobanidanga hat-Shibrampur U.P. Road 6.65 31 127123020 Shatogram UP Office-Baladanga hat via Nagrisagri hat road. 14.90 32 127123021 Paltapur UP H/Q.-Nizpara UP H/Q. road. 7.73 33 127123022 Sankahat (Paltapur UP)-Kalibazar (Khansama) via Dhulat road. 2.34 34 127123023 Nizpara UP Office-Prambazar via Kacharipara road. 5.70 35 127123024 Polashbari U.P Office-Heramoni bazar road. 3.04 36 127123027 25 Mile Bazar (R&H)-Sator UP Office road. 4.55 37 127123028 Shadhin Botgash hat-Sator UP Office via Moricha Chowdhury 8.37 para road. 38 127123029 Paitapur UP Office - Sundorpur Kachari bazar Road(Birganj part) 1.23 Total No. of Road : 26 Total Length : 195.77 DISTRICT : DINAJPUR UPAZILA : BIROL 39 127173001 Birol UZ H/Q to Pakurahat via Vandara UP Office & Balander Pri. 16.14 School. 40 127173002 Rampur Hat to Vandara UP H/Q road 3.75 41 127173003 Ranipukur UP office to Dharmapur UP Office (Kaliaganj hat) via 8.41 Gobindopur Pri. School. 42 127173004 DukurJhari hat (Dherapatia moor) to Dhamoir UP H/Q road 2.35 43 127173005 Khoshaldangi hat-Ranipukur UP Office (Board hat) via Kanchan 9.00 Rly. Station 44 127173006 Ranipukur UP Office (Board hat)-Kazipara hat via Ranipukur Pri. 3.82 school. 45 127173007 Shahargram UP Office (Narabari GC)-Rampur hat Road 3.90 46 127173008 Ranipukur UP Office (Board hat)-Dharmapur UP Office(Kaliaganj 4.41 hat) via Dhakin Madhabpur High School. 47 127173009 Azimpur UP Office (Chowrangihat)-Mohonpur Bazar via 5.00 Horischandrapur Pri. School. 48 127173010 Dharmapur UP Office(Kaliaganj hat)-Kamdebpurhat via Aneyatpur 11.24 & Dharmojoin BOP 11472 evsjv‡`k †M‡RU, AwZwi³, A‡±vei 29, 2017 DIVISION : RANGPUR Union Road under LGED SL Road Road Name Length No. Code (km) 49 127173011 Shahargram UP Office (Narabari GC)-Purbo Maheshpur Bazar via 8.12 Madhabbati Regd. Pri.School. 50 127173013 Chowmohini hat-Dharmapur UP Office(Kaliaganj hat) via 10.05 Chokerhat 51 127173014 Dhamoir U.P Office-Atghara Madrashahat via Bottoli Bazer & 5.64 Mutukpur road 52 127173015 Azimpur U.P Office-Babu bazar via Vabki & Dhannashaharghat 3.73 via Bhabki. 53 127173016 Jamtoli hat to Noshipur Bazar (Chehel gazi U.P.) via Vadrabazar 5.75 54 127173018 Jamtolihat to Targoan UP H/Q (Bogdairhat) via Uttar Gobindopur 4.50 55 127173020 Babur Bazar to Chehalgazi UP H/Q via Kanaibari ghat 2.10 56 127173021 Dhamoir UP Office-Kashidanga GC 2.78 57 127173022 Bhobanipur Bazar RHD to Bizora UP H/Q.
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