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List of District and Upazila/Thana Office (01) Dhaka Division 1 Norshingdi Sadar Upozila Monorhordi Upozila Shibpur Upozila Palash Upozila Belab Upozila Raipura Upozila 2 Narayangonj Sadar Upozila Bandor Upozila Sonargaon Upozila Arai Hazar Upozila Rupgonj Upozila 3 Munshigonj Sadar Upozila Tungibari Upozila Louhagonj Upozila Sree Nagar Upozila Sirajdi Khan Upozila Gazaria Upozila 4 Gazipur Sadar Upozila Tongi Upozila kaligonj Upozila Kaliakoir Upozila Kapashia Upozila Sreepur Upozila 5 Manikgonj Sadar Upozila Singair Upozila Daulatpur Upozila Horirampur Upozila Gheor Upozila Shibaloy Upozila Saturia Upozila 6 Dhaka Kotwali Thana Mohammadpur Thana Lalbagh Thana Sutrapur Thana Motijgil Thana Demra Thana Sabujbagh Thana Mirpur Thana Gulshan Thana Uttara Thana Pallabi Thana Cantonment Thana Dhanmondi Thana Tejgaon Thana Ramna Thana Keranigonj Upozila Dohar Upozila Nawabgonj Upozila Savar Upozila Dhamrai Upozila (2) Faridpur Region 1 Faridpur Sadar Upozila Boalmari Upozila Sadarpur Upozila Char Bhadrashon Upozila Bhanga Upozila Nagarkanda Upozila Madhukhali Upozila Alphadanga Upozila SalThanaa Upozila 2 Rajbari Sadar Upozila Pangsha Upozila Goalondo Upozila Kalukhali Upozila Baliakandi Upozila 3 Gopalgonj Sadar Upozila kashiani Upozila Tongipara Upozila Muksudpur Upozila Kotalipara Upozila 4 Madaripur Sadar Upozila Kalkini Upozila Rajoir Upozila Shibchar Upozila 5 Sariyatpur Sadar Upozila Damudda Upozila Noria Upozila Jagira Upozila Vedorgonj Upozila Goshair Hat Upozila (3) Barishal Regeon Sadar Upozila Amtoli Upozila Betagi Upozila 1 Borguna Taltoli Upozila PaThanaorghata Upozila Bamna Upozila Sadar Upozila Daulatkhan Upozila Lalmohon Upozila 2 Bhola Monpura Upozila Charfassion Upozila Tajumuddin Upozila Borhanuddin Upozila Sadar Upozila Nalchiti Upozila 3 JhalokaThanai Rajapur Upozila KaThanaalia Upozila Sadar Upozila Muladi Upozila Gournadi Upozila Agoil Jhora Upozila Hijla Upozila 4 Barishal Ujirpur Upozila Mehedigonj Upozila Babugonj Upozila Bakergonj Upozila Banaripara Upozila Sadar Upozila Golachipa Upozila Kolapara Upozila Dosmina Upozila 5 Patuakhali Bauphal Upozila Rangabali Upozila Dumki Upozila Mirjagonj Upozila Sadar Upozila MoThanabaria Upozila Nazirpur Upozila 6 Perojpur Nesarabad Upozila Zianagar Upozila kaukhali Upozila Bhandaria Upozila (04) Khulna Division Sadar Thana 1 Khulna Sonadanga Thana Daulatpur Thana Phultola Upozila Phultola Upozila Dumuria Upozila Terokhada Upozila Degholia Upozila Rupsha Upozila Batiaghata Upozila Dakop Upozila Koira Upozila Sadar Upozila 2 Norail Kalia Upozila Lohagora Upozila Sadar Upozila Sreepur Upozila 3 Magura Salikha Upozila Mohammadpur Upozila Sadar Upozila Shyam nagar Upozila Assa suni Upozila 4 Satkhira Tala Upozila Kaligonj Upozila Kolaroa Upozila Debhata Upozila Sadar Upozila Kochua Upozila Rampal Upozila Saron Khola Upozila 5 Bagerhat Morolgonj Upozila Mollarhat Upozila Chitolmari Upozila Fakirhat Upozila Mongla Upozila Sadar Upozila kaligonj Upozila Kot Chandpur Upozila 6 Jhenaidah Horina Kundu Upozila Shyola Kupa Upozila Moheshpur Upozila Sadar Upozila Keshobpur Upozila Jhikor gacha Upozila Monirampur Upozila 7 Jessore Bagharpara Upozila Chowgacha Upozila Sharsha Upozila Avoynagar Upozila 8 Meherpur Sadar Upozila Gangni Upozila Mujib Nagar Upozila Sadar Upozila Jibon Nagar Upozila 9 Chuadanga Damur Huda Upozila Alamdanga Upozila Sadar Upozila Kumarkhali Upozila Daulatpur Upozila 10 Kushtia Bheramara Upozila Khoksha Upozila Mirpur Upozila (05) Sylhet Division Sadar Upozila Gopalgonj Upozila Biwanibazar Upozila Jokigonj Upozila Companigonj Upozila Jaintapur Upozila 1 Sylhet Daxin Surma Upozila Fenchugonj Upozila BishwanaThana Upozila Balagonj Upozila Gowainghat Upozila Kanaighat Upozila Sadar Upozila Jamalgonj Upozila JagannaThanapur Upozila Sulla Upozila Dharam Pasha Upozila 2 Sunamgonj Bishwambharpur Upozila SouThana Sunamgonj Upozila Satok Upozila Deora Bazar Upozila Derai Upozila Tahirpur Upozila Sadar Upozila Rajnagar Upozila Kulaura Upozila 3 Mowlovibazar Juri Upozila Boro Lekha Upozila Komolgonj Upozila Srimangal Upozila Sadar Upozila Bahubal Upozila Lakhai Upozila Nobigonj Upozila 4 Hobigonj Chunarughat Upozila Madhabpur Upozila Benia Chang Upozila Ajmirigonj Upozila (06) Mymensingh Division Sadar Upozila Delduar Upozila Mirjapur Upozila Bhuapur Upozila Ghatail Upozila 1 Tangail Bashail Upozila Nagorpur Upozila Kalihati Upozila Sokhipur Upozila Gopalpur Upozila Dhanbari Upozila Madhupur Upozila Sadar Upozila Hossainpur Upozila Karimgonj Upozila Pakundia Upozila Nikli Upozila Bajitpur Upozila 2 Keshoregonj Kuliarchar Upozila Bhairab Upozila MeThanaa Moin Upozila Itna Upozila Kotiadi Upozila Osto gram Upozila Tarail Upozila Sadar Upozila Atpara Upozila Barhatta Upozila Mohongonj Upozila Kalmakanda Upozila 3 Netrokona Durgapur Upozila Madan Upozila Kendua Upozila Purbodhola Upozila Khalia Juri Upozila Sadar Upozila 4 Jamalpur Islampur Upozila Dewangonj Upozila Sarisha Bari Upozila Madargonj Upozila Bokshigonj Upozila Melandaha Upozila Sadar Upozila Nalka Upozila 5 Sherpur Nalitabari Upozila Jhenaigati Upozila Sribordi Upozila Sadar Upozila Muktagacha Upozila Phulbaria Upozila Bhaluka Upozila Trishal Upozila Gofor gaon Upozila 6 Mymensingh Nandail Upozila Ishwargonj Upozila Dhobaura Upozila Gouripur Upozila Phulpur Upozila Haluaghat Upozila Tarakanda (07) Comilla Division Sadar Upozila Begumgonj Upozila Companigonj Upozila Subornocha Upozila 1 Noakhali Sunaimuri Upozila Chatkhil Upozila Shenbagh Upozila Kabirhat Upozila Hatia Upozila Sadar Upozila Dagon Bhuiyan Upozila Fulgazi Upozila 2 Feni Porshuram Upozila Sagalnaiya Upozila Sonagazi Upozila Sadar Upozila Raipur Upozila 3 Laxmipur Ramgoti Upozila Ramgonj Upozila Kamalnagar Upozila 4 Chandpur Sadar Upozila Matlab SouThana Upozila Faridgonj Upozila Hajigonj Upozila Haimchar Upozila Matlab NorThana Upozila Kochua Upozila Shaharasti Upozila Sadar Upozila Sarail Upozila Kosba Upozila Bancharampur Upozila 5 B. Baria Nabinagar Upozila Bijoy Nagar Upozila Ashugonj Upozila Akhaura Upozila Nasir Nagar Upozila Sadar Adarsho Upozila Sadar SouThana Upozila Brahman Para Upozila Daoud Kandi Upozila Buri Chang Upozila Choddo Gram Upozila Laksham Upozila Monohorgonj Upozila 6 Comilla Meghna Upozila Homna Upozila Titas Upozila Nangolkot Upozila Muradnagar Upozila Barura Upozila Chandina Upozila Dabidar Upozila (08) Chittagong Division Kotwali Thana Panchlaish Thana Chandgaon Thana Bandor Thana Pahartoli Thana Double Muring Thana Anwara Upozila 1 Chittagonj Putia Upozila Boalkhali Upozila Satkania Upozila Chanda Naish Upozila Bash Khali Upozila Lohagora Upozila Sandip Upozila HaThanaajari Upozila Mirasharai Upozila Fatik Chari Upozila Rangunia Upozila Sitakundu Upozila Raujan Upozila Sadar Upozila Moheshkhali Upozila Kutubdia Upozila Teknaf Upozila 2 Cox's Bazar Ramu Upozila Ukhia Upozila Chokoria Upozila Pekua Upozila Sadar Upozila Panchari Upozila Mohalchari Upozila Dighinala Upozila 3 Khagrachari Matiranga Upozila Laxmichari Upozila Manikchari Upozila Ramgarh Upozila Sadar Upozila Thanaanchi Upozila Ruma Upozila 4 Bandarbon Roang chari Upozila Alikadam Upozila Lama Upozila Naikhang Chari Upozila Sadar Upozila Barkal Upozila Longodu Upozila Baghaichari Upozila Naniar Char Upozila 5 Rangamati Kao Khali Upozila RajasThanaali Upozila Belaichari Upozila Jurachari Upozila kaptai Upozila (09) Rajshahi Division 1 Bogra Sadar Upozila Shajahanpur Upozila Saria Kandi Upozila Shibgonj Upozila Gabtoli Upozila Dhunot Upozila Sonatola Upozila Dupchachia Upozila Adamdighi Upozila Nandigram Upozila Sherpur Upozila Kahalu Upozila 2 Pabna Sadar Upozila Atghoria Upozila Ishwardi Upozila Bera Upozila SaThanaia Upozila Sujanagar Upozila Chatmohor Upozila Bhangura Upozila Faridpur Upozila 3 Rajshahi Poba Upozila Putia Upozila Charghat Upozila Tanor Upozila Baghmara Upozila Bagha Upozila Mohonpur Upozila Godagri Upozila Durgapur Upozila Boalia Thana Rajpara Thana 4 Natore Sadar Upozila Singra Upozila Bagatipara Upozila Boraigram Upozila Gurudaspur Upozila Lalpur Upozila Naldanga_Upozila 5 Chapai N. Gonj Sadar Upozila Shibgonj Upozila Gomostapur Upozila Nachol Upozila Bholahat Upozila 6 Nogaon Sadar Upozila Raninagar Upozila Atrai Upozila Niamatpur Upozila Porsha Upozila Sapahar Upozila Manda Upozila Dhamorhat Upozila Badalgachi Upozila Potnitola Upozila Mohadebpur Upozila 7 Joipurhat Sadar Upozila Akkelpur Upozila Kalai Upozila Panch bibi Upozila Khetlal Upozila 8 Sirajgonj Sadar Upozila Kamar Khand Upozila Belkuchi Upozila Kazipur Upozila Chowhali Upozila Shahadpur Upozila Tarash Upozila Ullapara Upozila Roygonj Upozila (10) Rangpur Division 1 Nilphamari Sadar Upozila Dimla Upozila Jaldhaka Upozila Domar Upozila Keshoregonj Upozila Saidpur Upozila 2 Thanaakurgaon Sadar Upozila Baliadangi Upozila Pirgonj Upozila Horipur Upozila Ranisankail Upozila 3 Gaibandha Sadar Upozila Gobindagonj Upozila Phulchari Upozila Saghat Upozila Sundargonj Upozila Palashbari Upozila Sadullapur Upozila 4 Lalmonirhat Sadar Upozila Aditmari Upozila Hatibandha Upozila Kaligonj Upozila Patgram Upozila 5 Kurigram Sadar Upozila Rowmari Upozila Rajibpur Upozila Chilmari Upozila Ulipur Upozila Rajarhat Upozila Phulbari Upozila Nageshwori Upozila Bhurungamari Upozila 6 Dinajpur Sadar Upozila Parbotipur Upozila Phulbari Upozila Birampur Upozila Hakimpur Upozila Nawabgonj Upozila Ghoraghat Upozila Bochagonj Upozila Berol Upozila Kaharol Upozila Birgonj Upozila Khansama Upozila Chirir Bandor Upozila 7 Rangpur Sadar Upozila Gongachora Upozila Badargonj Upozila Taragonj Upozila Kaunia Upozila Pirgacha Upozila MeThanaapukur Upozila Pirgonj Upozila 8 Panchagarh Sadar Upozila Atwori Upozila Boda Upozila Debigonj Upozila Tetulia Upozila Total 514 .
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