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Bangladesh Railway Route Alauddin Nogor Baura Patgram Barkatha Ponchogor Burimari Hatibandha Shohid Borhan Nogor Noyoniburuj Bhotmari Kismot Tush Bhandar Ruhia Kakina Akhanogor Namurir Hat Old Kurigram Thakurgao Road Chilahati Aditmari Kurigram Shibgonj Mirzagonj Lalmonir Hat Bhomradoho Domar Tograihat Pachpir Majar Pirgonj Toronibari Mohendro Nogor Rajarhat Ulipur Sultanpur School Shetabgonj Nilfamali Tista Balabari Mollapara Kaunia Shingardabari Hat Romna Bazar Mongolpur Nilfamari College Onnodanogor Baznahar Darwani Mirbag Pirgachha Birol Khoyratnogor Rongpur Choudhurani Hasangonj Kanchon Soyedpur Shampur Bamondanga Dinazpur Auliagonj Bilaichondi Noldanga Bodorgonj Kaugao Kamar Para Chirir Bondor Kholahati Kuptola Anondo Bazar Monnothpur Parbotipur Gaibandha Konchipara Bhobanipur Balashi Ghat Trimohini Fulbari Ferry Badiakhali Road Birampur Bahadurabad Ghat Bhorotkhali Dangapara Bonarpara Dewangonj Hili Mohimagonj Mosharofgonj Chhatok Bazar Bagjana Shalmara Afjalabad Shonatola Islampur Bazar Pachbibi Bhelurpara Durmut Mohongonj Shotpur Joypurhat Soyed Ahmed College Melandoho Bazar Otithpur Khajanchigao Shukanpukur Barhatta Jamalgonj Gabtoli Jamalpur Court Sylet Thakurakona Rohonpur Akkelpur Bogura Jamalpur Moglabazar Shahabajpur Kahalu Bangla Golabari Jaforpur Kendua Bazar Nandina Fenchugonj Muraul Pachpir Majar Netrokona Court Chapai Nobabgonj Nachol Tilokpur Talora Jaforshahi Norundi Maijgao Borolekha Jharia Jhanjail Nizampur Chhatian Gram Altafnogor Baushi Piarpur Netrokona Bhatera Bazar Kathaltoli Noshrotpur Purbodhola Shantahar Shorishabari Moshiur Nogor Chollisha Nogor Bormochal Dokkhinbag Adomdighi Jalshuka Amnura Shantahar Goods Boyra Nimotoli Bazar Hironpur Chhokapon Juri Lolitnogor Helaliahat Tarakandi Biddagonj Shamgonj Kulaura Biska Kakonhat Raninogor Jogonnathgonj Upper Begunbari Gouripur Longla Chobbishnogor Shahagola Jogonnathgonj Ghat Mymensingh Road Bokainogor Tilagao Shitolai Atrai Bongobondhu Shetu Mymensing Ishorgonj Monu Rajshahi Court Ahosangonj Poshchim Shombhugonj Shohagi Shomser Nogor Shirazgonj Bazar Krishi Bisshobiddaloy Rajshahi Birkutsha Bongobondhu Shetu Atharbari Bhanugachh ][ Purbo Shutiakhali Madhnogor Shirazgonj Raypur Nandail Road Shrimongol Rajshahi University Shohid Monsur Ali Fatemanogor Noldangarhat Musuli Hobigonj Shatgao Horian Ahmodbari Bashudebpur Jamtoil Nilgonj Roshidpur Belpukur Sholop Aulia Nogor Hobigonj Court Satiajuri Shordoho Road Nator Ullapara Dhola Kishorgonj Dhulia Khal Nondongachhi Lahiri Mohonpur Paikpara Loskorpur Iachhinpur Dilpashar Goforgao Josodolpur Arani Shaestagonj Barkota Malonchi Shorotnogor Moshakhali Gochihata Lokmanpur Boral Bridge Kaoraid Manikkhali Shutang Shakir Mohammod Abdulpur Bhangura Shatkamair Halimpur Mokshud Shahaji Bazar Shotong Bazar Guakhora Norshingdi Amirgonj Ajimnogor Shripur Shorarchor Chhatian Chunarghat Chatmohor Khanabari Ishordi Gofurabad Ijjotpur Jinardi Bajitpur Noapara Amu Road Hatubhanga Muladuli Ghorashal Kuliarchor Itakhola Asampara Pakshi Rajendropur Methikanda Majhgram Ghorashal Flag Chhoyshuti Teliapara Balla ][ Bhawal Gajipur Shrinidhi Arikhola Kalikaproshad Shahpur Bheramara Doulotkandi Joydebpur Nolchhata Montola Mirpur Bhoirob Bazar Dhirasrom Pubail Kashimnogor Poradoho Ashugonj Tongi Horshopur Halsha Jogoti Talshohor Dhaka Biman Bondor (Dhaka Airport) Mukundopur Alomdanga Kustia Court Dhaka Cantonment Bramonbaria Merashani Munshigonj Kustia Bonani Pagachong Shingarbil Mominpur Choraikol Tejgao Bhatshala Ajompur Chuadanga Kumarkhali Akhaura Khoksha Dhaka Joyrampur Gongashagor Machhpara Gendaria Dorshona Junction Imambari Pangsha Fotulla Dorshona Dorshona Halt Kosba Kalukhali Chashara Utholi Mondobag Belgachhi Narayongonj Ansarbaria Shaldanodi Shurjonogor Shafdarpur Shoshidol Kotchadpur Razbari Rajapur Shundorpur Pachuria Shodor Roshurpur Bolakhal Hajigonj Mobarokgonj Goalondo Bazar Modhu Road Waruk Comilla Barobazar Goalondo Ghat Shahatoli Meher Moynamoti Meherullanogor Moishadi Shaharasti Road Lalmai Jessore Cantonment Chadpur Court Chitoshi Road Alishohor Jessore Chadpur Doulotgonj Laksham Jhikorgachha Rupdia Khila Nabharon Shingia Nather Petua Naoti Benapol Chengutia Bipulashar Nangol Court Noapara Shonaimuri Hasanpur Bejerdanga Bojra Gunoboti Choumuhoni Fultola Shorshodi Maijdi Shiromoni Feni Maijdi Court Doulotpur Horinarayonpur Kalidoho Najirhat Ghat Broad Gauge Doulotpur College Fajilpur Najirhat Noakhali Khulna Junction Muhurigonj Katirhat Meter Gauge Khulna Chinki Astana Shorkarhat Mostan Nogor Charia Madrasha Mirshorai Hathajari Bartakia Jobra Nizampur College Chittagong Baroiadhala University Foteabad Shitakundo Choudhuri Hat Barbokundo Chittagong Cantonment Bangladesh Railway Route Map Kumira Sholoshohor Bhatiari Chittagong Janali Hat Practical Pronunciation (As of 2001) Foujdar Hat Polytechnic Gomdondi Koibollodham Bhengura Jhautola Pahartoli Dholghat © Yasuyuki Sakai 1996-2002 Chittagong Khanmohona Junction Cabin Potia Chittagong Chokroshala Khorna Kanchon Nogor Khanhat 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