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Bangladesh Automated Clearing House List of Routing Number SONALI BANK LTD.(200) Report Generated on 12/17/2019 5:48:20 PM District Branch Name Br. Code Routing Number BAGERHAT(01) BAGERHAT 007 200010074 BAZAR 085 200010858 CHITALMARI 022 200010229 COURT BUILDING 029 200010290 FAKIRHAT 046 200010461 GILATALA 058 200010582 GOURAMBA BAZAR 064 200010645 KACHUA 073 200010737 MOLLAHAT 091 200010911 MONGLA 094 200010940 MONGLA PORT 097 200010979 MORELGANJ 103 200011031 RAMPAL 121 200011215 RAYENDA BAZAR 124 200011244 Sub total= 14 BANDARBAN(03) ALIKADAM 004 200030041 BANDARBAN 013 200030133 LAMA 019 200030191 NAIKHANGCHARI 022 200030225 ROWANGCHARI 025 200030254 RUMA 028 200030283 THANCHI 031 200030317 Sub total= 7 BARGUNA(04) AMTALI 004 200040044 BAMNA 010 200040107 BARGUNA COURT BUILDING 016 200040165 BETAGI 022 200040228 PATHARGHATA 067 200040673 TALTOLI 005 200040057 Sub total= 6 BARISHAL(06) AGOILJHARA 007 200060079 Routing Number: { [Bank Code(3 digits)] [Dist. Code (2 digits)] [Branch Code(3 digits)] [Check digit(1)] } Page 1 of 34 District Branch Name Br. Code Routing Number ARATDAR PATTRY 013 200060132 BAKERGANJ 022 200060224 BANARI PARA 025 200060253 BARISAL CADET COLLEGE 031 200060316 BARISAL CORPORATE 034 200060345 BARISHAL UNIVERSITY 035 200060358 C & B R0AD 058 200060587 CHAKHAR 064 200060640 CHARAMADDI 067 200060679 CHAWK BAZAR 070 200060703 COLLEGE ROAD 073 200060732 DHAMURA 076 200060761 GAILA 079 200060790 GOURNADI 082 200060824 GUTHIA 085 200060853 HALTA BANDAR 094 200060945 HIZLA 097 200060974 KAMARKHALI 109 200061094 KAZIRHAT 112 200061128 KHANPURA 115 200061157 MEDHAKAL 130 200061302 MEHENDIGANJ 136 200061360 MULADI 145 200061452 NALCHIRA 148 200061481 NEAMATI BANDAR 151 200061515 PAISHARHAT 160 200061607 SAGARDI 184 200061849 SHAHEBER HAT 196 200061960 TORKEY BANDAR 217 200062172 WAZIRPUR BANDAR 232 200062327 Sub total= 31 BHOLA(09) BHOLA 010 200090102 BORHANUDDIN 019 200090199 CHAR FASHION 022 200090223 DAULATKHAN 037 200090373 GAZARIA 043 200090436 LALMOHAN 070 200090702 MANPURA 082 200090823 MOHAJAN PATTY 088 200090881 NORTH DIGHALDI 094 200090944 Routing Number: { [Bank Code(3 digits)] [Dist. Code (2 digits)] [Branch Code(3 digits)] [Check digit(1)] } Page 2 of 34 District Branch Name Br. Code Routing Number TAZUMUDDIN 100 200091006 Sub total= 10 BOGRA(10) ADAMDIGHI 004 200100047 AZIZUL HAQUE COLLEGE 013 200100139 BALUA HAT 022 200100221 BOGRA BAZAR 040 200100405 BOGRA CANTONMENT 043 200100434 BOGRA CORPORATE 046 200100463 COLLEGE ROAD 079 200100797 DHUNAT 088 200100889 DUPCHACHIA 091 200100913 DURGAPUR 097 200100971 GABTALI 103 200101033 GOHAIL ROAD 115 200101154 GUZIA 130 200101309 JAMADARPUKUR HAT 118 200101183 JAMURHAT 148 200101488 KAHALOO 154 200101541 MOKAMTALA 193 200101938 NAMUJAHAT 199 200101996 NANDIGRAM 202 200102029 NASHRATPUR 208 200102087 PALLY UNNAYAN ACADEMY 217 200102179 RANBAGHA BAZAR 232 200102324 SANTAHAR 241 200102416 SARIAKANDI 247 200102474 SHAHARPUKUR 265 200102658 SHAHID ZIAUR RAHMAN MEDICAL 268 200102687 COLLEGE HOSPITAL SHERPUR 274 200102740 SHERPUR ROAD 277 200102779 SHIBGANJ 280 200102803 SONATOLA 298 200102982 SYED AHMED COLLEGE STATION 133 200101338 TALORA 307 200103073 Sub total= 32 BRAHMANBARIA (12) AKHAURA 004 200120043 ASHUGANJ 010 200120106 ASHUGANJ SAR KARKHANA 193 200121934 Routing Number: { [Bank Code(3 digits)] [Dist. Code (2 digits)] [Branch Code(3 digits)] [Check digit(1)] } Page 3 of 34 District Branch Name Br. Code Routing Number BANCHARAMPUR 025 200120256 BIJOYNAGAR 009 200120098 BRAHMANBARIA 043 200120430 CHANDPUR BAZAR 052 200120522 CHATALPAR BAZAR 067 200120672 FANDAUK 076 200120764 GOKARNAGHAT 079 200120793 HARINBER BAZAR 088 200120885 KASBA 103 200121039 KUTI BAZAR 109 200121097 MEDDA THANA COMPLEX 124 200121242 MIRASHANI 127 200121271 NABINAGAR 136 200121363 NASIR NAGAR 139 200121392 NEW MARKET 142 200121426 RASULLABAD 151 200121518 RUPASDI BAZAR 154 200121547 SARAIL 160 200121600 SHYAMOGRAM 178 200121789 SINGERBIEL 181 200121813 T.A. ROAD 112 200121121 Sub total= 24 CHANDPUR(13) ALIGANJ 004 200130046 CHANDPUR 031 200130312 FARAZIKANDI 064 200130646 FARIDGANJ 067 200130675 GAZIPUR BAZAR 076 200130767 HAIMCHAR 085 200130859 HAJIGANJ 088 200130888 KACHUA 091 200130912 KHILA BAZAR 106 200131061 MATLABGANJ 124 200131245 NABIPUR 136 200131366 NAORA 142 200131429 NUTUN BAZAR 109 200131090 PURAN BAZAR 166 200131661 RAHIMANAGAR 169 200131690 SACHAR BAZAR 181 200131816 SENGAR CHAR BAZAR 187 200131874 SHAHRASTI 199 200131995 SHOLOGHAR 202 200132028 Routing Number: { [Bank Code(3 digits)] [Dist. Code (2 digits)] [Branch Code(3 digits)] [Check digit(1)] } Page 4 of 34 District Branch Name Br. Code Routing Number WARUK BAZAR 214 200132149 Sub total= 20 CHITTAGONG(15) AGRABAD CORPORATE 016 200150163 AMIN JUTE MILLS 034 200150347 ANOWARA 052 200150521 ASAD GANJ 058 200150589 BAHADDAR HAT 079 200150792 BANSHKHALI 097 200150976 BANUR BAZAR 100 200151009 BHATIARY 121 200151212 BOALKHALI 130 200151304 C.D.A. MARKET 154 200151546 C.U.E.T. 160 200151609 CDA RESIDENTIAL AREA 448 200154480 CHAKTAI 175 200151759 CHANDANAISH 181 200151812 CHAWK BAZAR 193 200151933 CHITTAGONG CANTONMENT 199 200151991 CHITTAGONG MEDICAL COLLEGE 202 200152024 CHITTAGONG UREA FERTILIZER 211 200152116 COURT HILL 235 200152358 CUSTOM HOUSE 238 200152387 DOHAZARI 256 200152561 FATIKCHARI 274 200152745 HALISHAHAR HOUSING ESTATE 319 200153199 HATHAZARI 322 200153223 JAMAL KHAN ROAD 358 200153586 KAGATIAHAT 376 200153760 KALARPOLE 379 200153799 KALIBARI 382 200153823 KALUMUNSHIR HAT 388 200153881 KALURGHAT INDUSTRIAL ESTATE 394 200153944 KHAN BAHADUR BAZAR 421 200154219 KHATUNGANJ 427 200154277 KORBANIGANJ 439 200154398 LALDIGHI CORPORATE 370 200153702 LOHA GARA 466 200154664 MAJIR GHAT 481 200154819 MARIAMNAGAR 484 200154848 MARINE ACADEMY 487 200154877 MIRSARAI 505 200155050 Routing Number: { [Bank Code(3 digits)] [Dist. Code (2 digits)] [Branch Code(3 digits)] [Check digit(1)] } Page 5 of 34 District Branch Name Br. Code Routing Number MITAGOLI 511 200155113 MOHAMMED TAKIR HAT 520 200155205 MOULVI BAZAR 529 200155292 N.A. CHOWDHURY ROAD 538 200155384 NAZIR HAT 268 200152682 NEW MARKET 565 200155650 NIZAMPUR 568 200155689 PAHARTALI MAIN ROAD 598 200155984 PANCHLAISH 604 200156046 PATIYA 616 200156167 PORT 622 200156220 RAILWAY BUILDING 637 200156370 RANGUNIA 640 200156404 RAOZAN 649 200156491 REAZUDDIN BAZAR 652 200156525 ROAZARHAT 655 200156554 ROWSHAN HAT 658 200156583 RUSTOM HAT 667 200156675 SADARGHAT 673 200156738 SANDWIP 691 200156912 SARKERHAT 541 200155418 SATKANIA 706 200157061 SHAH AMANAT INT. AIR PORT 712 200157124 SIRAJUDDOWLA ROAD 736 200157366 SITAKUNDA 739 200157395 TERRI BAZAR 763 200157632 UTTAR PATENGA 127 200151270 WAGE EARNERS 769 200157690 Sub total= 67 CHUADANGA(18) ALAMDANGA 004 200180041 CHUADANGA 019 200180191 COURT BUILDING 008 200180083 DAMURHUDA 028 200180283 DARSHANA 031 200180317 DINGEDAH 034 200180346 GOKUL KHALI 040 200180409 HAT BOALIA 049 200180496 JIBAN NAGAR 058 200180588 MUNSHIGANJ 076 200180762 SARATGANJ 085 200180854 Routing Number: { [Bank Code(3 digits)] [Dist. Code (2 digits)] [Branch Code(3 digits)] [Check digit(1)] } Page 6 of 34 District Branch Name Br. Code Routing Number UTHALI 088 200180883 Sub total= 12 COMILLA(19) ADDA BAZAR 007 200190073 BARURA 049 200190499 BHARASHAR BAZAR 061 200190615 BISE BIDG. 067 200190673 BRAHMAN PARA 076 200190765 BURICHANG 082 200190828 CHANDINA 088 200190886 CHOUDDAGRAM 106 200191069 COMILLA CANTONMENT 121 200191214 COMILLA COORPORATE 127 200191272 COMILLA SADAR DAKKHIN U.Z. 133 200191335 COMPANIGANJ BAZAR 373 200193733 COURT BUILDING 145 200191456 DAUDKANDI 151 200191519 DAULATGANJ 154 200191548 DEBIDWAR 160 200191601 ELIOTGANJ 190 200191906 GOURIPUR BAZAR 211 200192118 HOMNA 223 200192239 KANGSHANAGAR 253 200192534 KHALILPUR BAZAR 060 200190602 KOTBARI 265 200192655 LALMAI UPAZILA 056 200190565 MEGHNA 286 200192868 MIA BAZAR 059 200190594 MONOHARGONJ 304 200193041 MURAD NAGAR 316 200193162 NANGALKOT 325 200193254 NOA BAZAR 337 200193375 PARAMTALA 343 200193438 PAYALGACHA 346 200193467 RAIPUR BAZAR 355 200193559 RAMMOHAN BAZAR 370 200193704 SRIKAIL 397 200193975 STATION ROAD 400 200194008 SUAGAZI 403 200194037 TITAS 018 200190181 Routing Number: { [Bank Code(3 digits)] [Dist. Code (2 digits)] [Branch Code(3 digits)] [Check digit(1)] } Page 7 of 34 District Branch Name Br. Code Routing Number WAPDA BUILDING 418 200194187 Sub total= 38 COXS BAZAR(22) BADARKHALI 004 200220048 CHAKARIA 016 200220169 COXS BAZAR 025 200220251 DULHAZRA 037 200220372 EIDGAON 040 200220406 KUTUBDIA 067 200220677 MOHESHKHALI 076 200220769 RAMU 085 200220851 TEKNAF 091 200220914 UKHIYA 094 200220943 Sub total= 10 DHAKA-NORTH(26) AGARGAON 004 200260040 AMIN BAZAR 013 200260132 ASHULIA BAZAR 025 200260253 AWLAD HOSSAIN MARKET 028 200260282 BADDA 034 200260345 BANANI 043 200260437 BANANI BAZAR 046 200260466 BARIDHARA 052 200260529 BAZME QUADERIA 064 200260640 BEGUM ROKEYA SAWRANI 067 200260679 COLLEGE GATE 082 200260824 CUSTOM HOUSE 088 200260882 DHAKA AIRPOT 097 200260974 DHAKA CANTONMENT CORPORATE 103 200261036 DHAKA EPZ 109 200261094 DHAMRAI 115 200261157 DHANMONDI 274 200262743 FARMGATE 145 200261452 GANA BHABAN 160 200261607 GREEN ROAD 169 200261694 GULSHAN 172 200261728 GULSHAN NEW NORTH CIRCLE 187 200261878 HAZARIBAGH 196 200261960 HAZRAT SHAHJALA ® 481 200264817 INTERNATIONAL AIR PORT IBRAHIMPUR 208 200262080 JATIO SANGSAD BHABAN 229 200262293 Routing Number: { [Bank Code(3 digits)] [Dist. Code (2 digits)] [Branch Code(3 digits)] [Check digit(1)] } Page 8 of 34 District Branch Name Br. Code Routing Number JHIGATOLA 232 200262327 KALAMPUR 244
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